I like the idea of investing in multi family (4 units and under) and maintaining the stability of a fixed 30 year mortgage, however am open to all ideas.

I'd love to get into Multi-Family, but do the numbers make sense? 

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I have a family member who will be attending Trinity University in Dublin next year.

Account ClosedI will talk about the market I work in because my family and I invested here long before I became an agent, and I am still extremely bullish on the area. 

One property in particular is listed in the Kissimmee area (I think it’s about 26 mins to Disney), it’s a single family, with a pool. 3bd/2bth.

Switched plan to working with my partner (my girlfriend and REALTOR) to purchase (house hack) a single family in her name with FHA at a great price ($63k).

I'd start by telling them you'd like to rezone to multi-family at 20 units per acres and see what planning says. 

If your family qualifies, you can offset your active income with your real estate losses.

It is a little over a hour from where I live and would like to house an Army family.