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Andrew Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Rodeo, CA
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Finding off market multi-families

Andrew Jones
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Rodeo, CA
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Hi, all!

I work for a flipping business in the San Francisco Bay Area. My company is currently looking to expand to value adds on out of state commercial multi-families. Aside from calling brokers, does anybody have advice on finding off market deals out of state?

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Nick Davey
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  • West Richland, WA
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Nick Davey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • West Richland, WA
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Hi Andrew,

Based on success, the best off-market deals I have been notified of come mainly from brokers. Ultimately the more properties you can have funneled your way without your searching the better; brokers are the best option here. However technically every deal not listed for sale is off-market. Here are a few methods that I know of to find these potential deals:

- Go to a site and find apartments that have vacant units. Search for these properties in tax/assessor records to find the owner. Contact the owner for possible sale.

- Mailers.

- Ask local property management companies for their worst properties.

- Harder to do remotely- but take a trip and do drive by's to find properties you may want to pursue.

Hope these options help. I definitely try and rotate between these different items as I can.

-Nick

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