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Markets currently with best cash flow for long term multi family housing?

Kristina Krich
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Hi, I'm a newbie trying to figure out where to put my money.  I am a homeowner with some cash flow but not a ton.  I live in So Cal so it will have to be somewhere out of state.  I've searched the forum and a lot of people promote Ohio.  I'm curious if it really is an upcoming market or a bunch of pros from there happen to outweigh other states on this forum.  It seems like the western states are out of reach for me, but curious about Utah? Arizona (probably late to the party there?)... Driving distance would be good but not opposed to go further east if need be.  Just want a landlord friendly state and a place with better odds of good tenants! Any advice out there???

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