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Greg Larson
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Where to buy Multi-family properties - 4 units and under

Greg Larson
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  • Knoxville, TN
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Hello!  I'm new to this world and have no first hand experience purchasing properties, however I have been studying Real Estate investing for the last 2-3 months and am eager to learn everything I can.

Newbie question: Where do I begin to look for Multi-Unit properties that are for sale? Preferably 4-plex's. Where have you experienced investors had success in finding great Multi-family property deals? Craigslist, MLS, driving for dollars?

Thank you in advance for any information/advice

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Chris Martin
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Chris Martin
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From a financing perspective, technically a 4 plex is not multi-family, but 1-4 family residential. Find a good broker and start there. They are your best resource staring out.

Welcome to BP.

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