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Types of Residential Real Estate Investments

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  1. Single-Family Homes

  Single-family homes are standalone properties designed for one family, making them a popular choice for first-time investors.

  Pros:

  • Easier to finance
  • Lower maintenance costs
  • Lower vacancy rates

   

  Cons:

  • Limited rental income compared to multifamily properties
  • Less diversification
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  2. Multi-Family Homes

  Multi-family homes include duplexes, triplexes, and apartment buildings, allowing investors to generate income from multiple units.

  Pros:

  • Higher rental income potential
  • Diversified income streams
  • Economies of scale in property management

   

  Cons:

  • Higher initial investment
  • More complex property management
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  3. Condominiums

  Condominiums are individually owned units within a larger building or community with shared amenities.

  Pros:

  • Lower maintenance responsibility
  • Amenities and shared facilities
  • Potential for higher appreciation

   

  Cons:

  • Homeowners association (HOA) fees
  • Less control over property management
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  4. Vacation Rentals

  Vacation rentals are properties rented out on a short-term basis, typically in tourist destinations.

  Pros:

  • High rental income during peak seasons
  • Personal use opportunities

   

  Cons:

  • Seasonal income fluctuations
  • Higher management and maintenance costs
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