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Fully rented out small multi-family.

Mesa Mao
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Newbie here! When it comes to a multi-family investing, all i see is the up side when you are buying an already fully rented out multi-family. I mean it cash flow on day one, but what is the catch? Why would someone would let go of a cash flow property? Doesn't it sound too good to be true for a buyer?

Looking forward to all the comment/advices and recommendations in this case. Thank you all so much and have a great day!

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