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Creating A Multifamily Niche

Eric Lindsey
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Hello, BiggerPockets! It's been a while since I've been on the forums. I have a question. I'm looking to carve out a niche within syndicating apartment complexes. I was curious to see what your take is regarding buying smaller multifamily properties under the $3 million range and combining multiple properties within a city to package them as a portfolio for sale as my exit strategy. I'm interested in acquiring smaller properties that may not be attractive to syndicators. Are there any pros and cons to this approach?

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