Hi everyone, my company builds single family homes in SW Florida, I have had a few potential buyers reaching out to me regarding potentially submitting an offer and going under contract for different properties, while they are under construction.

As you consider investing in a multifamily property, it is crucial to look for areas with potential for growth.

Making use of a DSCR loan, which offers the these benefits: interest rates, down payment, potential cash flow, etc.Create a thorough financial plan that accounts for probable market swings, property management concerns, and emergency funds.

This approach demands a good eye for potential, patience, and a hands-on commitment.However, if you're new to real estate or prefer a more straightforward approach, a nearly turnkey property might be a better starting point.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence buy & hold investment.

Purchase price: $365,000

Cash invested: $200,000

Originally a primary residence that was severely damaged by hurricane Ian and now ...

For me it comes down to the potential profit I am going to make.

I believe it will be easier to get a pool of potential tenant but I thing having a good PM is critical on your success. 

Our market here in the Twin Cities has a ton of flipping potential.

Yes, marketability might be a potential coverage matter also subject to that analysis... all in the context of GA law.

Just because you can get in potentially easier with creative financing, does not mean you should.