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Jamie Garcia
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Buying Apartments...again!

Jamie Garcia
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hey Everyone! I'll keep this short. I live in Los Angeles County I'm 26 years old. My dad and I are partners in RE. My question is about 2-3 years ago he sold his only apartment complex witch was a 4-Plex in Toluca Lake near Universal Studios. The area was real nice but he said he hated dealing with the annoying tenants. That they were a pain. I'm convinced I want to reintroduce Multi-Family Apartments into my portfolio but I'm not sure how to convince my dad/partner to re-enter the space with me... Any ideas? Love to get some BP member feedback!! Best, Jamie

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