Also I see many people post on Facebook about multi family units( a lot of times the same guy pushing a property).

i would say if you were GP on this hypothetical deal, then go ahead and do it. you could do a few more deals after this one and pay off the loan faster. if you are simply a LP, its risky since you have no control on how the deal goes. i did a similar strategy with buying a duplex but i have full control of the asset and how it is run. if you are going to be passive i would try the solo 401K route.   

I was lucky enough to get ahead of the curve and purchased a townhouse in august of 2020.

I guess I needed to vent out beause I never experience this beforeis pushing me to look for our home more and more& also to be the best investor and landlord I can when time comes. 

I’m excited for the journey ahead and to hear from/meet you all!

(Towns can get aggressive & lots of people just pay the fees instead of pushing back.)In this instance, we could have been proactive in calling the town ahead of time.

From my experience, i've seen some of my landlords push the market a bit in rent since they do have newer builds.2. 

If you want to play God or Govt, go right ahead, you just are going to have an uphill battle on your hands.

I’m just thinking ahead. 

The property manager with the $500 limit was very rude when I pushed back, saying I just needed to trust them or we shouldn't work together.