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Where would you buy if looking for cashflow?
I'm selling a rental (escrow scheduled to close 2/14) and need to find a replacement for 1031 exchange. I'm looking for cashflow, C class or better, multifamily would be great. Property needs to be around $550K to complete the 1031.
I live in the San Francisco Bay Area and am considering a single family with in-law that I might make a primary residence one day, but it's probably not the best use of my investing resources so today I'm diving into what my other options look like.
I've been looking around in the central valley and Sacramento area since it's within a 2 hour drive. I've also been considering out of state, where I have some contacts, in Vancouver WA area, Bend OR, and St. Louis MO. Would love some feedback from any investors in these areas or any other areas I should consider.
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@Maria D.
Congrats on your 1031 sale! I'm an investor and Realtor in metro-Phoenix and am quite partial to the area here but there are many areas throughout the country (Texas, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Nevada, etc.,) that are investor friendly. It just depends on your goals and what you are looking for. In less expensive areas (like Phoenix) you could split up your 1031 funds into multiple properties, find a property manager (I know a few), get tenants lined up (we have ALOT here), mortgage the properties (we work with the best in the state, with great interest rates) and then enjoy the cash flow, tax breaks and appreciation. We have about 300+ people moving into our county every day (employment is booming) so housing is in high demand. You are in a fabulous position but the clock is ticking for you to find your new properties. I'd be happy to help answer any questions you may have about Phoenix. :)