I am a local investor from Chicago and looking for small multi unit buildings on South east side. (60608, 60623, 60632, 60609, 60629)I don't have the answer to your question but I can connect you with some other active wholesalers on south side who can help you.

How this plays out will depend on your situation.

@Mindy Jensen I have a bunch of back and forth emails with a few people around Denver who are active with O Zones.

I avoid these small wholesale deals (especially after the one I mentioned above) because the taxes could make it not worth the while.Apologies if this is a newbie question, Im used to making more profit and expecting up to 1 year of property taxes max, getting a discount at the beginning, then playing catchup at the end, ultimately paying p. taxes for the time I hold and carry the property.

Suggest a FHA lower down payment larger MF in a more active town with high paid jobs....

Ar you thinking about offline conversations while playing golf?

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If I were to even consider going the multi-family route, I would have at least one business partner (who I'm actively talking about this with).With that said, considering the massive price jumps (SFH vs MF), the SFH is the no brainer unless I'm missing something.

I think it is wise to have a separate bank account for your personal activities from one related to your rental properties. 3.

I do think you need to restructure to ensure your bills are being covered - because if this property is causing stress and no active benefit than taking the cash and running is the right answer.