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Regdric Malveaux
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Newbie - Looking to Get Started in Multi-Family

Regdric Malveaux
  • League City, TX
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Hey Houston Community, I’m looking to get started in multi-family real estate. My first objective is to start a property management company before owning my own properties. I’ve recently listened to a BP podcast which shed light on syndication, which I didn’t know about before. I realized that could be a great starting point for me to learn, and me mentored along the way. Anyone out there have any advice on books to read (although there’s no experience like hands on learning), the current state of the multi-family market, or any group of investors willing to give a newbie a shot? Starting with smaller properties of course. Thanks Regdric M.

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Hunter Hassebrock
  • Rental Property Investor
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Hunter Hassebrock
  • Rental Property Investor
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I'd advise you start property management by buying a multi-family and living in one unit, while managing the others.

Welcome to BP!

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