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Updated over 1 year ago, 04/28/2023

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19 Unit Multi-family

Ben VanTuil
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Hello,

I'm wanting to get into investment properties. I have unit I have found on the MLS that looks to have potential. It is a 19 unit building. This is my first step into real estate investments. The numbers look good as I take the plunge. I have lots of questions, but my biggest question is, when viewing the property are there any dangers or warning signs I should look for? The property also comes with a person who lives in one of the units who the seller says in the property manager. What questions should I ask him?

Any advice would be appreciated or signs to look for.  Don't want to get in over my head, but also know it's a great way to learn.  

Thank you,

Ben

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