I am interested in the buy and hold strategy for single and small multifamily properties.

We have 5 single family homes and 1 commercial property.

agents might be able to send you pocket listings, and wholesalers can put you on their buyers lists. you can also post in local facebook groups looking to see if anyone knows of any single-family homes that need a lot of love that the owner might want to see an offer on. you could also drive for dollars & target rundown-looking homes, and cold-call or cold-text the owners, or send mailers to them. note that it often takes multiple contacts to get a result with cold outreach. you can also go buy at tax auctions at the courthouse. you can buy from auction sites. you can look on facebook marketplace and craigslist. hope this helps!

I own a single-family home that I inherited in 2020 and have been successfully managing on my own and I rent a room in my home on AirB&B.

Getting estimates for insurance before making the purchase is important, as insurance companies typically charge higher prices for properties like this.Best of Luck!

One thing to also kind of evaluate is how many family homes you have in the park vs single or elderly couples. 

Thank you for the reply and all the insight.What particular areas are good for single family rentals?

The trick would be to justify purchasing a brand new vehicle for maintaining a single STR.

Previous PMC owners didn't charge for anything!

I have a decent amount of equity in my house, as well as family members interested in flipping with me, with a very large amount of equity they would be willing to use.I also am interested in rentals, whether single family or multi family, interested in both STR/MTR, as well as regular rentals.