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Questions from a new Connecticut Investor

James Whitten
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Hi All,

Looking for some insight into REI in Connecticut! My wife and I will be moving to Connecticut from Boston in the next year and are starting to look at REI opportunities. We currently own 3 units (2 family and a SFH) in Greater Boston and will be looking to grow our portfolio when we move. Our goal is to BRRRR, but would also consider an owner-occupied multi-family for our first year as we get settled.

So, I'm curious which cities/towns produce the best cash flow and appreciation? I know West Hartford and Stamford are safe bets, but I cringe when I see the property taxes. Would y'all recommend investing in multi-families or single families? Any guidance is greatly appreciated!!
 

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