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Robert Tropp
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  • Los Angeles, CA, CA
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Good Multi-Family Markets

Robert Tropp
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  • Los Angeles, CA, CA
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Hey BPers, I'm looking to find a good market for 2-4 unit properties in the $200-$300k range that cash flow $1,000+ per month after all expenses (including management) considered. I live in Southern California so I'm open to looking out of area/out of state but would like to stay on the West Coast. 

I've been looking at some areas of the Bay Area (Vallejo, Fairfield, Benicia, Napa) but I'm not quite sold. I'm looking to acquire multiple properties and am struggling to find an area that looks really good where I can focus my search and build up my knowledge of the local market.

I'd love to get some feedback from you guys and hear what markets are working for you. 

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