I've never developed more than a single property, so I can't help you there.If you'd like to meet some other local investors, you're welcome to join us.

I believe the Subject may be miss leading, I am paying alot of property taxes on 5 attached town houses that share a common single roof. 

I'm looking to expand my portfolio by investing not just in single family homes but also in multi-family units whether it's in South Carolina or Southern California.  

@Mindy Jensen  I absolutely LOVE BP and have listened to every single podcast, not to mention spending a lot of time in the forums.  

The last one was a single family home & took a week & $2200 in materials as a lot of the cast iron barely functional drains were also replaced. 

I've made an offer an a single family investment/rental property in Massachusetts.  

If I am reading them right (I have the PDF's);Non-Owner OccupiedOrdinance 14-17: $100 per unit annually for units 1 & 2, $50 for unit 3 $100 per unit annually for all unit >4 (not sure if you save $50 on 3rd unit)Reading this ordinance carefully, unit 4 may not actually be coveredOwner OccupiedOrdinance 15-17:   $100 on sale of 2-3 unit  $400 on sale of 4-39 unit  $1,000 on sale of >39 unitOrdinance 16-17:   $100 on sale of Single Family HouseNot sure if these are over and above the POS inspection fee required for a sale in East Cleveland.

Some states have common law marriage , after so many years and kids , they could consider you married .Safest thing ....................stay single and keep it zipped up 

Two-ish years ago I purchased my first home, a single family residence, in Echo Park, Los Angeles.

I’m 26 years old and single and I help take care of my disabled mother, much of my money I got from a relative dying and I want to make them proud and grow it and be able to support myself and my family well.I am not looking to own 100 rentals, just make a few more smart moves.