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Brian Thomas
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Best places in the country to invest in small multifamily units?

Brian Thomas
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Antonio, TX
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I live in Western Massachusetts which is a pretty tight market. I am looking to relocate to somewhere that has a better market for cheaper small multifamily units and warmer climate. I am not a fan of New England winters. Where are some of the best markets to get started in buying small multifamily rentals for a newbie? I am looking to do the BRRRR method and occupy one of the units I buy to househack my first unit.

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Brian Garrett
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Brian Garrett
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The Midwest seems to be the most popular from a cash flow perspective.

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