There are just as many sharks in multifamily as there are in single family except they bite harder in multifamily.

Michael,Hi, I think your best bet is to find a place that needs a bit of TLC like what Christian Vann mentioned.

I own a single family house in Redford, metro Detroit MI. 

Good day, I'm looking for a duplex, triplex, or Quad in the Greater Philly area and I am attempting to determine how should I look at a home. For example, there was a triplex that is out of my current monthly payment ...

My goal is to buy and hold single and multi-family units as a form of "retirement".  

If you owned the house for 2 out of the last 5 years and lived in it in 2 of the last 5 years, and your profit did not exceed 250K (if single) or 500K (if married filing jointly), you will not pay capital gain tax.  

What's going on BP community,Weird question so I'm looking at a single family house that also has a tennis court along with it.

I want to buy some land, build 2 single family homes on it and then sell the homes.  

Will be providing them an opportunity of about 150k RFQ/PO for a client of mine in the next couple of weeks, I asked for ground drop on all materials and single day delivery without fee they said it wouldn't be an issue.

Pretty much have 2.5 full time people.Not sure about Twombly but I think the premise is that it can be hard to get out of multi-family and I agree, they are not as liquid which is why I refocused on single family 5 years ago.