If I enjoyed being a landlord at that point, I would stay in each house for a year (required of your lender), then purchase a new 2-4 unit every year until I hit a point that I felt ready to jump into bigger units or no longer needed to live in each one.

Do these numbers make sense or will I get a bigger dip in rent with a smaller communal space?

Do these numbers make sense or will I get a bigger dip in rent with a smaller communal space?

Dear fellow bigger pockets investors, I am purchasing a 3-unit multiple family in Union County, NJ.

You can use your VA loan to purchase a duplex, triplex, or quadplex but nothing bigger.

Buying a bigger unit than you have the means for (5%) means you also don’t have the cash reserves for the capital expenditures.

I recently found the Bigger Pockets world after reading Brandon's book "The Book on Rental Property Investing" and have been hooked on real estate investing ever since! 

Hi Everyone, I'm been hanging around Bigger Pockets off and on for awhile.

The poor are replacing the ones leaving thus putting bigger tax burden on the rich and middle class.

And here I thought I understood the whole "Bigger Pockets" metaphor.