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Dennis Minary
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Investing in multi family properties

Dennis Minary
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  • New Port Richey, FL
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I am looking to invest in multi family properties. It seems to be a better fit to avoid vacancy issues and to generate cash flow. Looking to connect with agents / investors.
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    Based on my 25 years of experience, multifamily properties don’t solve every vacancy problem. Tenants in condos are often going through a transitional period, so they may not stay as long. Unless you have real economies of scale—around 10 units or more—the vacancy advantage may not be as significant as it appears. Single-family homes often attract longer-term tenants and stay occupied longer. That’s the multifamily paradox: more units can spread the vacancy risk, but you may also experience more frequent turnover.

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