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Ror M.
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Please stop doing podcasts on multi-family properties

Ror M.
  • Atlanta, GA
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So I was getting all excited about buying my first multi family, the recent podcasts were setting that notion in stone. Hey, I thought, hack your housing, once your current tenant moves out, use that money to buy a multi in the city.  I'd been doing my homework, had identified a number of potential places.

Perfect idea only it seems that everyone here in Atlanta must be buying multi families.  *All* the properties I had tagged are under contract - this week! Jeez.  

2 requests:

1. can you do podcasts on something else to distract people, say commercial real-estate?

2. If anyone her is in Atlanta and has a duplex, triplex, or quad that is looking to sell, please reach out to me.  I'm only looking for properties in the best school districts.

Thanks

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George Pappas
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George Pappas
  • Real Estate Investor
  • New York
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LOL... I can't believe you are asking Brandon and Josh to talk about something else to "distract" investors in your area and steer them towards something else so that you could get yourself a multi family.  

I think you should keep looking, keep doing analysis, or expand the area that you are searching in.  I find it hard to believe that there aren't any duplex's, triplex's or fourplex's for sale in Atlanta.  Reach out to agents in the area that you're looking for and have them notify you when one hits the market and jump on it, if the deal makes sense and works for you.  Do the same with realtor, truly and zillow.  Or... get your real estate license and have access to mls.  

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