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Multi-Family Property Investor... What city should I buy in???
I am an investor out of Central California and I want to make the jump to start buying rental properties out of state. Ideally, trying to find places that are going for $60-$80K per unit . Want to start with a few triplex, or 4plex, but am interested in growing once I get a good rhythm (with property manager). Trying to look for properties in that price range (per unit), that are in B or C quality neighborhoods. Am I looking for something that doesn't exist? Appreciate your responses guys!