Should You Add Single-Family Properties to a Multifamily Portfolio? Ron Cadman Says Yes
Multifamily property investment can generate significant wealth in a relatively short time. So, why add single-family rentals into the mix? In the following article, Ron Cadman discusses the benefits of maintaining a diversified real estate investment portfolio. Ron Cadman is co-founder of Investar USA. Multifamily rental investments are among the best assets for wealth generation. If you have multifamily property in your portfolio, the tax benefits, regular cash flow, and control over the value of your investment makes you well-positioned to earn substantial long-term returns. Nevertheless, you may want to add single-family properties to your investment package, too. Here are a few reasons why. Single-family units are easier to sell than multifamily. While multifamily rentals are excellent revenue generators, having single-family properties can be a boon if you ever need to sell. Because single-family has a much lower barrier to entry than multifamily, there is a far larger pool