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st. louis

Michael Roberts
  • Centreville, MD
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what are you thoughts on this market?

any property mgrs you would recommend?

thanks

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Gunnar Teltow
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Gunnar Teltow
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A few friends of mine and I own 30 units in North County. The economics are very strong but I agree that you either need to live in St. Louis or have a strong team that you can trust.

I just got back from St. Louis. I toured with a friend/agent and learned that there's a BIG difference between North County and North City :)

South City is a good place to invest, I heard that from several people. We're going strictly for cash flow so North County is our playground but South City is certainly nicer with more appreciation potential and less tenant headaches.

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