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Phillip Gonzalez
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Madera, CA
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Buy & Hold questions

Phillip Gonzalez
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Madera, CA
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I have a couple of questions I need answers to and a better understanding if anyone can help me thanks! Something I keep coming across is how you should build a relationship with a real estate agent to help you out. What I don't know is what I should ask him & what I should look for in a real estate agent as a buy & hold investor. When searching for a property to purchase with a focus on cashflow, do you look to get a deal where rent is the highest in your area keeping in mind of the location as well? One thing I learned was that sfr are bought mainly for appreciation while small multi fam are bought for cashflow how much of this is true? & does that mean I can't cashflow off a sfr? Thanks again!

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