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Looking for advice of muti unit investing

Matt Soares
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Sold my home in San Diego and paid off my debt. Have about 60k to invest. Thinking of multi-unit and I will live in one of the units and rent out the rest. I don't have a location yet but considering somewhere in the mid-west. I'm completely new to this. Any advice would help.

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Steven Foster Wilson
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Steven Foster Wilson
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Sold my home in San Diego and paid off my debt. Have about 60k to invest. Thinking of multi-unit and I will live in one of the units and rent out the rest. I don't have a location yet but considering somewhere in the mid-west. I'm completely new to this. Any advice would help.


You should check out Columbus or Cincinnati. Your money will go very far, you'd be able to pick up a multifamily portfolio and start your cash flow. Not to mention Ohio is a landlord-friendly state.

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