The flip was done in a multi member llc that me and my partner each own 50% of.

I've got a decent plan in place to make that goal a reality, but know I'm very fresh to the world of REI, so I am leaving myself open to all avenues and opportunities of investing.I am focusing on SFR and multi-family properties, and although the first two needed minimal work, I am looking more into Fix and Flip and BRRRRs for my next deals.

I wasn’t too impressed with the multi-families there.

Do you have prior multi family experience?

Nice to meet you, we wholesale SFR & multi families in Southern IN and Louisville area.

@Robert Reineri Non-recourse is only available for loans over $1 million, usually in the multi-million dollar range.

The cons are that the interest rates for these deals are significantly higher than the conventional mortgage loans (1-2 percent higher) which cuts into returns.Option 3) Save a larger chunk of investment cash for the down payment on a multi-family (small apartment complex) property.  

I also am closing on my first multi family this month in Broward.

The best way to scale up is to sell any SFHs and purchase multi units(5+ units value driven by cap rates).You could continue buying SFHs but that will only increase your work load and risk. 

Hey BP'ers - looking at my first large multi-family and need help knowing what the unknowns are.