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Brian Jones
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Brian Jones
  • Investor
  • Richmond, VA
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Hello to my fellow investors I am looking into investing in multifamily units anything from at least a four-plex up to a 10 unit to start can anyone tell me the best site to find good property & the best way to get started..blogs on this.? Etc..any & all help would be appreciated much

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Azeez K.
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Azeez K.
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Hi @Brian Jones

One of the many ways to get started:

    1. Education: 

    • Start reading books on MF - Example - Multi-Family Millions by David Lindahl
    • Financial Education - Understand how to value Real Estate and key financial concepts - Understand 1) Capitalization Rates or Cap Rate and Cash on Cash Return - read up on Investopedia 2) Read up 50% rule  3) Other financial concepts Internal Rate of Return, Debt-Service Coverage Ratio, Break-even Ratio, ROE etc
    • Read articles on MF Investing

    2. Network

    • Network with people who are currently doing MF and surround yourself with the same people
    • Use BP Events and Happenings section to see local meetups in your area

    3. Analyze -

    • Analyze MF every day on all the financial metrics and analyze as many MF properties as you possibly can 
    • Overtime you will learn to differentiate between good vs. bad and you will have a better idea of what you like and what you don't

    4. Prepare

    • Get your financial affairs in order - Pre-approval, how you will source funds etc 

    5. Action

    • Take action - Don't just wish for things to happen work for it. 

    Hope this high level post points you in the right direction. Good Luck!

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