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Devon Spooner
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Santa Maria, CA
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Predicting Real Estate Forecasts

Devon Spooner
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Santa Maria, CA
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Recently me and my partner decided to dig into multifamily real estate because we think the advantages and leverage it provides, is more tailored to what we wish to accomplish. Then more specifically, we decided that the Seattle, WA, area looked to be a rapidly growing market we wanted to get into so we moved on it. Talking with associates of Bigger Pockets we came to find out our goals were centered more around markets that Cashflow and not so much around markets that Appreciate. Further more, we found that Seattle is more of an appreciation market. I want to know what processes sophisticated investors use to identify a cash flowing market?

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