Maximizing Your Profits: Single-Family or Multifamily Investments? | Morris Invest

Maximizing Your Profits: Single-Family or Multifamily Investments? | Morris Invest

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What to Consider When You’re Thinking About Diversifying
There’s a big difference between diversifying and getting distracted. When it comes to real estate investing, it’s easy to get caught up in shiny object syndrome! I can’t tell you what to do with your money, but I personally believe in staying on a proven course. It might be attractive to buy a multifamily unit in NYC, but if you have a proven record in a landlord friendly market, you’ll likely see the most success if you stay the course.

Here are some things I’d consider before diversifying into multifamily units in a bigger market:

What does the demographic data look like?
How much will your tax bill increase?
How many more single-family properties could you buy instead?
Do you plan on living in the property?
What are the state and city laws for landlords?

How to Get Started in Real Estate with Bad Credit
There are three things you need to get started in real estate: money, people, and a deal. So if you don’t have money, you’ll need to work on making connections and finding deals. Consider wholesaling, working with private lenders, or getting approved for non-recourse financing. Having a bad credit score might be a disadvantage, but don’t let it stop you from reaching your goals.

What You Need to Know About Transferring Money Into a Self-Directed Account
Transferring from your 401k into a self-directed IRA should be quick and painless. The new account can be set up in a matter of minutes, and transferring the funds should only take a few business days.
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About Clayton Morris:
As a financial news host and real estate investor, Clayton Morris believes that everyone has the right and the ability to achieve financial freedom – and works to help others to know how to do so. Clayton founded Morris Invest that builds portfolios for their clients and guides them through the buying process, ensuring cash-flowing investments. In his podcast, Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris, he offers specific and actionable ways to have financial security and to build a meaningful life. Clayton Morris co-hosts Redacted with his wife, Natali, bringing you news you won’t hear on major networks.

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