Agents and investors alike need to listen to Super Agents Live podcast #261 with Todd Miller.

I bought two single-family residential rental condominiums in past couple months. 100% cash.

Both properties are single family but I am interested in multifamily properties eventually.

I read Rich dad poor dad when I was around 12 years old and recently reread it, and now I am super excited about REI and I really want to get started.

My goal is to start flipping single family homes. 

If you have enough equity you might want to do the same as rates are super low.

If you are starting out with single family and self managing that would be very difficult and costly to manage, imo.  

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Hello All,In the past I have had issues with tenants applying to live in the apartments as a single individual.

You also have enough to buy low balance 2nd mortgages however that is only worthwhile if you have good risk tolerance, since things can easily go wrong on a single note (risk is spread by buying multiple notes).My first note was 16k, and I lost a ton of money.Second was 4.6k and made tonsThird was 2.3k and made 22k-ish profit4th was 7k and earns about 25% returnSo with 20k you can get into notes, but you have more risks.