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Updated 10 months ago on . Most recent reply

Any advantage to purchasing multiple individual units in a single building?
I have two units in two different buildings. Both are currently rented out long-term. I am looking to buy a third property in the same market. All other things being equal, is there any benefit to purchasing the third unit in one of the buildings where I already have something? Obviously I already know the building and that in and of itself is valuable, but is there anything else I'm not thinking of?