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Is Spokane the market to start buying multi- families?

Mason Scholtes
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My wife and I want to begin buying some multi family homes in the coming economic market that I can only assume will be deflated from where it is today. I am a professional remodeler and want to buy some distressed houses and renovate and then rent them out.

I have been looking for a good market that my wife and I can afford and enjoy living in.

Does anyone have experience in the Spokane market? Do you think it will be hit harder then other cities from the covid fall out?

I would also appreciate other market suggestions.

We want to leave Southern California for a market we can afford and take advantage of the economic down turn to begin putting together a real estate portfolio. Thanks!

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