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JJ GONZALEZ II
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secondary markets

JJ GONZALEZ II
  • Islip, NY
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ok folks, i dont expect too many tears to be shed for me, but i need some help.

i have 500K to invest and options are 1 large multi family or several srf.  i am looking at turnkey options, but i also what to get some advice on working with reputable folks in secondary markets (indianapolis, kansas city, memphis, nashville, houston)

you get the idea.  So let me know how you might handle this situation

thanks JJ

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Fred Heller
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Fred Heller
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Funny seeing Houston referred to as a "secondary market" and placed in the same category as KC, Nashville, Memphis, and Indy.

It's the fifth most populous metro area in the US with 6.2 Million people, and the fourth most populous city in the US with 2.2 Million people.

The other markets mentioned are all 2 Million and under population.

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