My portfolio is approximately 1,300 units, made up primarily of single family rental portfolios with some multifamily properties, spread across several states.I’m spending more time in Tucson as of late, and I am starting to expand my operation into this area, thus I would like to meet established investors, lenders, agents, and anyone involved in rental housing or acquisitions.

What is typical IRR for pretty good multi-family real estate options that are more turnkey in nature than fixer uppers?  

A single family has a wider audience (investor or home buyer) but 2-4 units still move.

I am always open to meet up or take a call to help anyone & point them in the right direction financially for their family's future.

It really comes down to the individual property as well and how well it's been maintained/age of the current capex items.In most cases though on single family homes, for maintenance and capex I like to use at least $150 each for both of those per month.

I purchased our first single family house in 2020 and since then have BRRRR a second property in Februrary of this year that we are living in currently.

Best of luck to you and your family!

When someone brings capital to the table, especially a business owner like your uncle the conversation has to start with expectations, not the property.Section 8 single-family homes will produce reliable cash flow, but you’re right: splitting $500/month isn’t usually enough to get a capital partner excited, especially when there are management responsibilities and long-term maintenance to consider.

It could help you win the deal but you also need to make sure it makes sense.Losing her father took a toll on the entire family, she probably got hit the hardest with grief.

Generally single family is also a tough product for cash flow, though there are some distressed properties that could be made to cash flow after an initial cash investment.