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Buying my first multifamily (4 to 6 units)

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Hi everybody, I'm an investor in Colombia and I lead a community of investors in my country. I'm looking to buy our first multifamily in the US (we traveled a month ago to Rockford in Illinois to know the market). I'm newbie in the US market, however, I will like to know which websites do you recommend to see investment opportunities so I make the less amount of mistakes.

I appreacite so much, thanks.

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John Warren
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  • 3412 S. Harlem Avenue Riverside, IL 60546
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@Juan Camilo Lovera welcome to the forums and welcome to the Chicago area! I would recommend that you use a site like LoopNet to find the successful commercial brokers. This will allow you to get on their lists which are not normally advertised on the internet. You can also stay in tune with the MLS as a lot of times good deals get listed by residential agents who don't do much commercial.

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