There are more options than multifamily - she could convert her garage into an ADU for example.

I was looking to purchase either mixed use or multi family later this year.

I’ve spoken to 3 multi million dollar realtors in the area, all of them told me it that they certainly don’t recommend it right now. 

I’m also curious because I’m trying to plan out my purchase later this year, and exploring all options. 

I'm also on the hunt for multi-family properties, single-family homes, and those off-market deals that can really make a difference in our portfolio.

My team and I have been testing a few options since January and the favorite by far has been Monarch Money.  

Alternatively, a lot of investors have found success in self-managing their rental properties as a way to cut down on their management expenses.In order to decide what option is best for your portfolio, let’s take a look at all the landlord duties you will be taking on if you self-manage or that you could pay a property manager to handle.

If you are going to take the deal I would try to find options that do not have a prepayment penalty or maybe up to 1 year.

From condos designed to accommodate couples and young families and large lake lodges which house multi-generational parties, to luxurious custom getaway cabins on stilts… investors are seeking properties that align with their guests’ values and aspirations.Aside from STR the influx of remote work has catalyzed a new wave of interest in Branson's real estate market.

Not knowing the final plan, I'm not sure if 1031 is a good option.