Micro Family Investing, Cash Flow, and Creating Community Impact

In this episode, Angel sits down with Nicole P. to talk about her approach to micro family investing and why smaller multifamily properties can provide investors with more control, hands on experience, and consistent cash flow. Nicole shares her experiences investing in properties ranging from smaller multifamily buildings to larger syndications and explains why new investors should think carefully about their role, responsibilities, and potential returns before jumping into large deals. Topics Covered What micro family investing is and why Nicole focuses on properties between 5 and 20 units Why smaller multifamily properties can give newer investors more control and hands on experience The differences between owning a smaller property and participating in larger syndications The realities of raising capital and building credibility as a newer investor Understanding acquisition fees, cash flow, and long term returns Why having a meaningful ownership position can provide a different learning experience Using partnerships and joint ventures to get started in multifamily investing Lessons Nicole learned from managing her own properties The importance of being involved in property and asset management Investing in underserved and overlooked communities Working with housing voucher programs and helping tenants access housing Balancing financial goals with the desire to create community impact Quotes “When you're doing a smaller deal, the smaller micro family deal, you could have more control.” “Being an investor for me is more than just providing decent, clean living and housing.”