Much like the name suggests, a multi-family property accommodates more than one housing unit. The smallest form of a multi-family property is a duplex, but options for triplexes and four-plexes are also available. In the United States of America, a multi-family building can consist of five or more dwelling units to house multiple families. Each of these units comes with a bathroom and kitchen. This is a collection of rental units that civilians can rent out during trying times; but, if the owner of the property chooses to live within one of the dwelling units, the multi-family is referred to as an owner-occupied property.  

There are visible benefits of investing in a multi-family property, such as the cash flow generated each month via rents. There is also the additional passive income and valuation potential as a multi-family always appreciates in the real estate market. Best of all, a multi-family property is relatively safe as an investment, with significant tax benefits. Investors can also grow their portfolio by securing the property as such — not to forget that multi-family homes require lesser loans (i.e., they can typically be purchased with just one loan).

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