Start with small multi family.

I am a bit overwhelmed by all the choices of direction out there, and am looking at investing in either single or multi-family properties.

My firm does both gut rehab and light value add work to multi-family properties in Chicago. 

Since then, I have joined a couple of local REIA groups and I am reading everything I can find about real estate.I am still working on my business plan, but my goal is to become a buy-and-hold investor in single-family and multi-family homes using the BRRRR method.

In the Kansas City Metro, we stay to 90-200k ARV properties, unless they are multi-family, which we do as well.

The owners of 100+ units can sustain and adjust since they knew at purchase this was a possibility.The new entrant to the MF space (possibly from BP since, along with the gospel of Cash Flow, another often repeated never questioned manta is that SFRs are a stepping stone to multi families) who has a few 5 or 10 plexes didn't underwrite the deal thoroughly, assumed rent growth keeping pace with expenses, and equal entrance and exit cap rates will feel the most pain. 

Hello Dania,I am a local real estate broker and I specialize in multi-family and investment properties.

I am committed to breaking into big multi family investing.

I don't know if your looking for multi or not but it is rare to find a North providence multi on the market I know of a 4 unit now but it doesn't seem like the rents make sence for an investment but if you can get somthing near the  College you can rent by the room and make some good money. 

Looking particularly for multi family houses.