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What Made You Choose Multifamily Over Other Types of Real Estate?

Dalton Mongold
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There are a lot of ways to invest in real estate today—single-family rentals, multifamily, commercial, industrial, self-storage, mobile home parks, land, and more.

For those who chose multifamily as their primary focus:

What made you decide that was the asset class you wanted to pursue long term?

Was it:
• scalability?
• cash flow?
• financing options?
• operational efficiencies?
• risk management?
• market demand?
• something else?

Interested hearing what attracted experienced investors to multifamily and whether that reasoning has changed over time. 

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    Denise Supplee
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    Through the co-investing club I help run, we review opportunities across a variety of asset classes, and one of the reasons multifamily continues to attract so much interest is the combination of scalability and demand. People will always need a place to live, and multifamily can provide multiple income streams within a single investment.

    I've also found that many investors appreciate the ability to spread risk across multiple units rather than relying on a single tenant.

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