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Kansas City out of state investing

Sean Ade
  • Real Estate Agent
Posted

Hey BP. I'm looking at OOS investing in the Kansas City MO market and would love to connect with some folks who know the market well. I have a great RE Agent who I'm working with / partnering with which makes me feel very comfortable about being in the market since he knows it well and will be there during the process. We're looking at small multi-families, as low as a 4plex, up to a 12plex ideally.

But I've been reading a lot of mixed reviews. At first I read a lot of positive data, then I met an investor for St Louis who mentioned he's gone away from KC because it was a shrinking market. So then I started looking at some more data and found the projections from citydata and bestplaces.net were below country averages. The RE Market still seems to be going strong as rental rates and appreciation continue to rise, but wages, unemployment and job growth seem to be below country averages. 

I know at the end of the day a lot comes down to where you buy and at what price you buy at, but I'm curious to hear from those more experienced in out of state investing, as well as the KC market, if they believe in this area for the years to come.

Thanks!

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