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Multifamily Investment (Landlord Friendly /B Class Location)
I am a registered nurse, located in NYC, looking to purchase a multifamily in ANY landlord-friendly states, I have the funds for down payment/closing, I'm looking for financing options (was going to do typical conventional) but interested in learning more options and up & coming locations at this time. Advice, please & thank you.
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@Alecia Downing Texas is one of the most landlord friendly states. Evictions are rare and the courts have no backlogs unlike other states. I work in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. I recommend a buy and hold strategy here in this area. I recommend if your considering Texas to reach out to @Andrew Postell to discuss lending options. He is a fellow investor and my preferred lender for both single family and multifamily properties.
- Joe Funari