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A small multi family in an okay to good neighborhood is a very good way to get started. Make sure you buy a decent size, at least 1000 better 1200 SF per unit. And make sure you understand the condition and future capex items. Sometimes it is better to buy something, where someone else already apid for a new roof and new windows etc..

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