Rental Property Investor · Kansas City, MO · Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 2 votes
Hello, I'm looking to connect with other investors on this topic. Does anyone invest in the KC area or northern KC such (but not limited to) Liberty, Gladstone, Claycomo, Kearny and also invest in multifamily properties? I'm having a hard time finding properties in these areas either on commercial sites such as LoopNet or on the MLS. Most properties I'm seeing are in pretty rough neighborhoods such as metro KC or Independence. I have done a triplex in the past but would like to stay away from D areas.
Hello, I'm looking to connect with other investors on this topic. Does anyone invest in the KC area or northern KC such (but not limited to) Liberty, Gladstone, Claycomo, Kearny and also invest in multifamily properties? I'm having a hard time finding properties in these areas either on commercial sites such as LoopNet or on the MLS. Most properties I'm seeing are in pretty rough neighborhoods such as metro KC or Independence. I have done a triplex in the past but would like to stay away from D areas.
There are not a ton of MF in the northland (area you are talking about) just because it tends to be suburban and not the higher density you will find in the core of Kansas City MO. You will find duplexes and quad neighborhoods that are newer construction in the areas you are talking about. You will also find a few larger buildings, 6-10 units but they just are not that common. There are plenty of B and C areas in the KC metro outside of the northland.
Hello, I'm looking to connect with other investors on this topic. Does anyone invest in the KC area or northern KC such (but not limited to) Liberty, Gladstone, Claycomo, Kearny and also invest in multifamily properties? I'm having a hard time finding properties in these areas either on commercial sites such as LoopNet or on the MLS. Most properties I'm seeing are in pretty rough neighborhoods such as metro KC or Independence. I have done a triplex in the past but would like to stay away from D areas.
There are not a ton of MF in the northland (area you are talking about) just because it tends to be suburban and not the higher density you will find in the core of Kansas City MO. You will find duplexes and quad neighborhoods that are newer construction in the areas you are talking about. You will also find a few larger buildings, 6-10 units but they just are not that common. There are plenty of B and C areas in the KC metro outside of the northland.
Rental Property Investor · Kansas City, MO · Member since 2022 · 17 posts · 2 votes
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Thanks for your response Lee! I'm very interested in learning where are those B and C areas. We moved to Parkville when we moved to KC and then moved over to Liberty a couple years later. I don't know much of the area outside of just passing through. Would be great to connect and learn more about what's available that might fit.
Hello, I'm looking to connect with other investors on this topic. Does anyone invest in the KC area or northern KC such (but not limited to) Liberty, Gladstone, Claycomo, Kearny and also invest in multifamily properties? I'm having a hard time finding properties in these areas either on commercial sites such as LoopNet or on the MLS. Most properties I'm seeing are in pretty rough neighborhoods such as metro KC or Independence. I have done a triplex in the past but would like to stay away from D areas.