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In-State Multifamily or Out-of-State SFH
I will be ready to purchase my first property in the fall. I am currently considering investing in a multifamily in the Knoxville, TN area or purchasing a Turn-key SFH in a state that is more landlord friendly.
What are your thoughts?
I have been doing some research of the Knoxville market and almost feel like I could get more bang for my buck choosing another market. However, I am new to market research and willingly admit I have more to learn about Knoxville real estate.
Can anyone comment on whether Knoxville is better for SFH's or Multifamily?