Build Wealth by Investing in Multi Family Units

By: Mario Joyner

Learning how to invest in multi family units is a must have for real estate investors. You might not need it every day, but when you get the chance to use it, it pays for itself over and over again.

As an investor, you will come across great deals on multi family units. A deal that is going to bring you in a great monthly cash flow of thousands of dollars a month or more. These deals are actually more common than you think; you must recognize them.

One method of finding these deals is by locating motivated sellers. These deals do not commonly come through real estate agents. There are many unconventional methods of attracting motivated sellers, use one or more and you will prosper!

Cash flow is the real reason you should consider buying multi family units while you are doing your single family investing.

The cash flow gives you the freedom to do what you want when you want, go where you want when you want, and buy what you want when you want. This is exactly why we are in the real estate game.

What if you don't decide to invest in multi family units? Let's look at the reality of the situation. If you want another payday, you have to buy and sell another house. The cash flow on your single family rentals average $300 per month, what happens if you lose your tenant for just one month? You've probably lost your profits for most of the year.

If you have acquired multi family units while buying those single family houses, you will offset the lost or cash flow from any loss income from single family homes. Not only that, you are creating more and more equity in your multi family units through the pay down of the mortgage and the appreciation that takes place each month. You are setting yourself up for some huge paydays further on down the road.

How do you become wealthier faster investing in real estate? Start purchasing multi family units as you buy and sell single family homes.

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