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Mitch Anderson
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St. Louis area - Condo, apartment or multi family

Mitch Anderson
  • Denver, CO
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I am moving to St. Louis and looking to purchase a condo, apt or multi-family below 240k. I would like to live in for the first year then hold it as an investment. I do not know the area real well.

I am in my 20s. Top priorities are good investment with future cash flow and opportunity to increase in value, somewhat young professional area with stuff to do and SAFE.

Any advice and guidance is appreciated. 

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Nick Hedberg
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Nick Hedberg
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Venice, CA
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@Mitch Anderson - I'm currently working with @Peter MacKercher and highly recommend him. Give him a call and he will help you out.

I invest in South City and there is a variety of good and bad neighborhoods. It can be block to block. What seems like a great deal, might be a bad deal if you buy in the wrong area.

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