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Andrew Freed
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How do you still find cashflow in this market?

Andrew Freed
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Personally, I find cash flow in tertiary markets that are heavily concentrated in multifamily properties outside major metropolitan areas. For instance, I invest in Worcester MA and the surrounding areas which is a tertiary market to Boston. Around my area, you can still find properties with decent appreciation liklihood while still hitting the 1% rule. If I was moving to another market, I would focus on tertiary markets outside major growing metropolitan areas with a large concentration of multifamily, preferably at least an hour away at most. It's easier to find a cash flow multifamily when there are more supply of that asset class. That is how I seek cash flow in this market.... how do you? 

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