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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Considering Dallas And Atlanta For Multifamily Investing. Thoughts Or Ideas?
Tough to make the numbers work here in Boston. Looking for out-of-the-box strategies or ideas. Thanks in advance!
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@Ross Williams Great choices. Trying to find deals that pencil, is very difficult right now. To answer your question, whether Atlanta, or Dallas? I have not done extensive research in Atlanta, however, I would choose Dallas for two reasons.
1. Dallas has one of the strongest job growth, which means, continued increase in demand. We have seen a increase in vacancy due to the supply far outpacing the demand at the ending of 22', going into 23'. However, when you have a strong increase in jobs, demand will follow that.
2. I believe, if you look at the inner/outskirts of Dallas (Plano, Arlington, Garland, Wylie, Mckinney, Allen, Denton) You will find assets that are trading at a low cost/per door, rather than the Core of Dallas, and the outter-outter skirts. The Metro is growing so fast, they started building houses, before they designed the roads.
Hope this helps!