Hi All,I just started out a few months ago and I wanted to connect with locals in the area who mostly invest out of state in single family and multi family homes.

At 42, you have a comfortable timeline of 15-20 years to take advantage of significant capital appreciation right here in the Southern California Market while maintaining positive cash flow as you build your portfolio.You may want to reference the blog on my profile page that details a first hand account of getting started in multi-family and where that can lead. 

I want to invest in a multi family property but am hesitant to do so considering New Jersey is very expensive, I am a young female (this may be a problem when dealing with renters) and my future is very much so undetermined as I am just starting out in the "adult world." 

I am looking at my first multi family unit that I am planning to buy and hold.   

I do have several signs around the property and intersections advertising it. we have a plan layout and elevation rendering.

I am mainly focused on SFH and small Multi-Family preoperties.

Just out there looking to network and meet some potential partners for larger multi family deals!

There is no such thing as being taxed as an llc...An single member llc is by default seen by the irs as a disregarded entity.A multi member llc is by default seen by the irs as a partnership.You can also choose to have your llc taxed as a c Corp or s corp if you make the election with the irs.

Well, it has been a crazy ride - but I run a Real Estate Holding Investment Company called GreyHill Capital Holdings and we buy residential multi-families throughout the upstate area.Our goal is to enter a town with potential, buy as many solid properties as we can and make it our main priority to always give our investors the highest returns possible.

After four years in multi-family investing with great success, I am now fully focused in real estate as a multi-family investment consultant with Buckingham Investments in the South Bay area of Los Angeles.