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Updated about 3 years ago, 11/19/2021

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Zac Lindquist
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
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Which Out of State Market to Invest In?

Zac Lindquist
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, OR
Posted

I have a property in my local state (Oregon) that I am thinking about selling to then 1031 into a property with more units, but do not know where to start. I have reached out to a few realtors in other states based on what I have found in the BP forums,but want to make sure I explore all options. I am curious as to how and why you guys have picked the markets you have.

I am looking to put 20% down, cash flow at least $200/door after management fees, utilities and expenses are paid and am looking at properties in the 450k-500k range. What tools should I also be utilizing? 


I appreciate all responses!

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