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Rama Motwani
  • Wilton, CT
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Which is the best city to purchase Multifamily house for rent?

Rama Motwani
  • Wilton, CT
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Please suggest, Which is the best city to purchase Multifamily house for rent in USA?

I have thought of Houston TX, Dallas TX, Austin TX, North Carolina and Edison New Jersey.

How is Connecticut for the real estate investing?

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Laura Alamery
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Laura Alamery
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  • Miami, FL
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@Rama Motwani

The mid part of the USA, specifically the Midwest (St Louis, Chicago, Kansas City) to Ohio (Cleveland) and all the way down to Houston TX are definitely great areas for rentals: you get much more for the money and the rental demand is very good. 

I have been investing in multifamily properties (I like smaller building, up to 4 units) in the Midwest since the early '90s and I could not go wrong.

Connecticut - it's hard to cash flow as in the Midwest. It is better for fix and flip.

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