it depends I will say multifamily inventory is a bit limited but that does not make it impossible.There’s two ways buying multi family in charlotte tends to go.1.

I moved from CA right next door to Reno, NV to house hack and invest. 

A family of four in a two-bed unit isn't too many, but the excess furnishings may be a sign of trouble.

It would be just her and I in the room.Later on, when I register her, it asks me this:Is there a price difference between the first two options?

So, I'm trying to decide between the two options below:Option 1: Buy a couple of properties and split the money from the 1031 exchange for the down payments.

Zillow: estimate is $1425Bigger Pockets: $1725 median, 25th percentile $1465, and 75th $1895Rentometer: Average $1988, median $1960, 25th percentile $1758, and 75th percentile is $2219There’s some nice two car garage places nearby skewing numbers I think.

Talk to a qualified professional or two, and not a public forum, honestly,. 

The general interpretation of simultaneous for purposes of the 1031 is that both sale and purchase are under contract and close within a day or two of each other with the funds being sent directly from the sale to the purchase escrow. 

The reason why I included Columbus OH is that I believe the housing price is going to increase and wanted to get my foot in the door. 

I feel more inclined to just make sure the property has good lighting, solid doors and I will have security gates on all first floor doors and windows.