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Ryan Judah
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Snoqualmie, WA
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Investing in Phoenix

Ryan Judah
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Snoqualmie, WA
Posted

Hi BP community, 

I live in WA state and own two MF properties. With SFR and MF prices skyrocketing in our market it's becoming increasingly difficult to find deals that can produce double digit cash on cash returns. That's led me to research other markets (thank you David Greene - Long Distance Real Estate Investing) and for many reasons, Phoenix continues to find its way to the top of my list to learn more about.

I'm interested in learning and networking with people that are investing in the Valley of the Sun. I'm specifically looking at short term rentals and long term buy and hold; mainly as a plan B in case STR's demand dips due to economic or consumer driven changes in the current trends. As always, if you are/or know a top agent in Phoenix that invests in STR's or long term SFR/MF, please pass along their information.

Thank you BP community.

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