You can also utilize the 5% down program on 2-4 units multiple times so that’s another strategy that you can repeat. 

My strategy is to buy a value add primary and then rent out after a year. 

@Yolanda Columbus Appreciate the insight and strategy here!

Hi @Landon Harless I appreciate your interest in diversifying and broadening your investment strategy.

Feel free to reach out and ask all the questions you may have!

I suggest you find someone who actually knows what they are doing, reach a deal where you provide the lots, they build on them and you split the cost.

@Jung-Jin ShimThe strategies of the 2010's are different than now.

When people make a lot, they also tend to risk a lot.for the average person, 1 home every year for 10 years is a doable and strategy that can get you there - slow and steady but faster than the average person. 

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

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