I believe IREM sells a book that breaks down typical expenses for multi units based on size and geographic area.

The market is so hot here I am a little worried to jump in and my brother in New york has been able to purchase 3 multi family houses, for a great deal.

I've really looked around for multi-units but I haven't had much luck.

When you live in a supposed Paradise (Santa Barbara), you pay big bucks for housing, make a lot of sacrifices and call it simplicity.

Some duplexes might, but I hate multi family purchases.I still like the 1% rule for me personally.

Only thing I would add is try using multi since many people list things under multi-family.Good Luck.

But dozens of the multi million dollar props had no debt and will not be rebuilt.

I know this is a friend and you could be getting a deal, but there are a very select number of CTA's or hedge fund managers with that length of success and all of those are managing many millions or billions of dollars.

Many already have fully occupancy on multi family homes.

I would be interested in learning from anyone that works with larger multi family projects and has a general interest in networking.