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Andy O.
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rural multifamily

Andy O.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Portland, OR
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Does anyone have experience with rural multifamily 20+ units? I'm looking at a property 10 miles outside of a 10k population town, in a small group of $1M+ homes on one side of the street and low end shacks on the other. Unique.

I'd anticipate a smaller tenant pool/higher vacancy, slower rent growth and tougher resale. Anything else I should be watching out for?

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Jeff Greenberg
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Jeff Greenberg
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What is the economic driver for the area.? Is it just a sleepy get away community? Does the vacancy fluctuate with the seasons?

How is it being managed now and how will you manage it?

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