Hello Everyone, this is my first post here.I just finished my BCom in Real Estate last year and i have been working for 6 months, i have a passion for RE investment, now, i want to start my investment and between buying a multi family residential and building, which one is best?

.- Result = 3.1 million asset + 2500 monthly passive income• Plan B = Plan A + Home Equity Investment- Buy one Multi Family rental property in year 1 ($250,000), and pay off this rental property in 5 years.- With more Home Equity available, I can buy 3 more rental properties in year 6.- Pay off my existing Seattle rental property in year 10.- With house price appreciation, I can buy additional 3 more properties in year 10.- Total Income: Seattle property 2500 + CT rental properties 7*1100=7700 = 10200 - Result = 3.35 million Asset + 10,200 Monthly passive incomePlan C = Plan A + BRRRR:- Buy one Multi Family house a year using BRRRR Strategy. ($250,000)- Repeat this process 10 times in 10 years, then I could have 10 houses in 10 years.- The advantage of this strategy is that I can use my $250,000 LOC over and over.- The disadvantage of this strategy not able to find appropriate deal or not able to refinance.

I am looking to buy a duplex or 4 unit multi family.

I advertise and let them fight to be my tenant.You may have meant advertise vacancies. 

Or it could be a multi-thousand dollar fix.

I am thinking that buy and hold single family homes or small multi-family units is the focus I want to be in. 

I'm from the SouthCoast area of Massachusetts and I'm interested in multi-family investment properties, and potential flip opportunities mainly in the greater New Bedford/Fall River area.

Hello,My wife and I are currently searching for our first investment property, hoping to find a small multi-family in the Cincinnati area. 

@david @David PtakYou can still have a self directed 401k just not a solo but an ERISA multi member 401k as well as a SDIRA, HSA, ESA.

Through my W2 employer I've learned how to take 360-degree photos and stitch them together into a virtual tour where you can then go online and "walk" through the house.I'm now trying to decide if it would be worth it to purchase the license for the software and camera for my personal use and begin offering this service to other realtors and investors, and do it for my own properties.