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Joseph Vu
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columbus ohio vs dfw/ san antonio

Joseph Vu
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  • Oakland, CA
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I am looking to get into multi-family homes by starting off with some duplexes. I finally narrowed my MFH market to Columbus or San Antonio / Dallas- Fort worth area. I am so torn between these areas and hoping I can get some insight from other investors here.

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Remington Lyman
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Originally posted by @Joseph Vu:

I am looking to get into multi-family homes by starting off with some duplexes. I finally narrowed my MFH market to Columbus or San Antonio / Dallas- Fort worth area. I am so torn between these areas and hoping I can get some insight from other investors here.

I started purchasing small multifamily in Columbus, Ohio a little over 3 years ago and have done extremely well. The cost of entry is low while the cash flow is high. Columbus is the only Ohio market that has seen a rapid growth in jobs and population.

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