So I've been looking through different websites searching for multi-family properties and practicing to analyzing them using the BP rental calculator and every calculation I've done is nothing close to a deal.

I've had it listed for rent for a couple of days now on a few rental sites, social media, etc, but have yet to have anyone come and look at it or inquire about it.

You can tell a lot by driving down a street or "virtual driving" using Google street view.

If you're looking for multi-family under $500,000, Everett and Marysville have some options up North. 

@Frankie Woods  I'm mainly interested in multi-family as my tenants would be under one roof and I feel that I'd be able to pay the property off quicker due to multiple rents. 

We do this all the time in multi family and we submeter through a 3rd party that does exactly what you have notes

You are usually cleaning up someone else's mess with a multi-family purchase. 

Looking for a GENERAL guideline on current cap rates for multi-unit apartments in Riverside County and also Orange County (most likely around Anaheim).

We’re work on making an offer on a small multi family house.

I live in Central New Jersey near Trenton and I am interested in investing in residential multi-family rental properties nearby.