In July, my husband and I invested $112,000 in a single family home. 

In Denver, it seems like the $100K-$150K single family homes are a thing of the past so it seems I'll need more money to start than the $30K-$35K everyone talks about.  

Though I'm not in the multifamily space (yet), I have a few single-family homes that I purchased with deployment money.

Combining them means I only need to try to forecast a single number.  

My name is Yakima, I am new to Bigger Pockets as well as real estate investing There's a single family property that has been vacant since 2010 or so until now.

We made sure we covered every single basis and worded it as you described above.

My name is Yakima, I am new to Bigger Pockets as well as real estate investingThere's a single family property that has been vacant since 2010 or so until now.

I'm single so this works for me since I don't have to move a family around every 13-plus months after my Owner Occupant timeline has been met.2) I also buy low-rise condos or Townhouses with low HOA dues, they will cash flow in the area.I've been successful with this strategy, keep in mind you won't be closing on 3 - 10 properties a year with this strategy, it's strictly for the long-term buy and hold portfolio.

As far as my goals I'm interested in buy and hold rental investments both single family and multi-units. 

I am currently looking to flip and develop single family homes with the possibility of moving in the multifamily developments in the future.