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Brad Rondeau
  • Laguna Hills, CA
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Orange County Ca Multifamily

Brad Rondeau
  • Laguna Hills, CA
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Hello, I have been investing in Orange County single family homes for a while. In the midwest I can buy a house for $100,000 and immediately have a great positive cash flow. In orange county it's almost impossible to buy an single family home and have a positive cash flow.  The price of the home vs the rental price just doesn't work out.  I'm wondering about multi family units in Orange County.  For example is a 4-plex in Anaheim as good for investors as say a 4-plex in the midwest?  Can we expect a similar cap rate as say the midwest?  I've never thought about multifamily units but maybe it makes sense in Orange County?

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