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Maciej Michalak
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Looking to Move To Florida

Maciej Michalak
  • Investor
  • Clarendon Hills, IL
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Hey Guys, 

My girlfriend and I are looking to move to Florida. The question is we are looking to buy our first property. As i see most people doing is buying a multifamily and renting out one level. Thats exactly what we want to do. Here is the question, I was looking to get my brokers license in IL in order to have access to the mls. Would I have to redo everything once we move and another question, any recomendations on where in florida to move to where the real estate market is good for rentals and rehabs. I know its a little broad of a statement but im giving it a shot. Thanks

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Michael Noto
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Michael Noto
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Every person in the Northeast has contemplated the title of this post in the last month, I guarantee it.

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