Many investors start with single-family because it’s a great way to learn the ropes, build equity, and get comfortable with the process before scaling into multi-family.

I do think Multifamily certainly has advantages over single family, but single family has advantages as well.

You might find a single-family in a better area than a multi at the top end of your range, which could help with long-term appreciation and tenant quality.

But single-family homes can still compete if land value is low or outdoor improvements are high.Bottom line — it’s not “condo vs. home,” it’s after-tax cash flow vs. headaches.

Cash invested: $50,000 This deal involved providing private money for the renovation of a single-family home known as the “Santi property.”

this could be anything from buying a duplex, living in one unit and renting out the other, to buying a place with a basement apartment or in-law suite, living in that and renting out the larger space, to buying a single family and renting out bedrooms to your friends. 

I would look for a single family or duplex that is turnkey or has value-add potential.It would be great to connect and talk financing strategy!

It's currently a single family home that was used as a primary residence in the upper level.

Single-family/townhome is simpler to manage and easier to resell later.

Set your goal to save $100,000 this year and if you fail and only hit $50,000 or $80,000, well you've failed in a great way.There are all kinds of websites, youtubes, and groups around that will waste your time and money trying to to get you excited about using OPM or no money down or trying to buy Sub2.