If you have some money in the bank to cover unexpected circumstances (vacancy/repairs, etc.) and you know that you're going to struggle to put together the down payment for a multi-family, then beginning to build up some equity, experience and momentum (by taking action) isn't the worst idea.   

While specific revenue targets can vary based on individual circumstances, here are some general guidelines to help you analyze potential deals:Recognize St.

Everyone has different circumstances and goals.

Like Michael saids above, other facts and circumstances here matter a lot! 

Local knowledge might be helpful, particularly when thinking about niche markets.Expert Advice: Considering the intricacy of your circumstances, consulting a financial adviser or a real estate specialist can offer tailored recommendations based on your unique objectives and position.Remember that every real estate decision should align with your long-term goals and risk tolerance.

However, everyone has different life circumstances, goals, expertise, and time. 

Due to life circumstances I put the house on the market 6 months ago.

*This post is not tax advice, your facts and circumstances will differ* 

Consider consulting with a real estate professional or financial advisor to help make an informed decision based on your individual circumstances and goals. 

My property was purchased as a primary residence, but later circumstances necessitated that I turn it into a rental property.