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Frantzces Lys
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Multi-units in other Markets Atlanta Texas

Frantzces Lys
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Silver Spring, MD
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Hi Everyone,

I'm thinking of purchasing multi-units in other markets. Atlanta and Texas to be exact. Any suggestions on ways I should do my due diligence and research? Anybody care to share what their experience has been like in dabbing in other markets. I'm interested in purchasing small multis and living in one.

Thanks in advance!

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Jamal Okon
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Jamal Okon
  • Investor
  • Upper Marlboro, MD
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I agree, Atlanta is too hot.  If you must go there... get in North of the I-20 and sell by 2017!  My partners and I are about to close a 240-unit in ATL.  It was very hard to find at our price point. Texas is pretty overheated as well.  Please feel free to check out my blog for some better market ideas. 

I still like other areas, but generally speaking if you hear an area is hot you are already late to the party.  At least that has been my experience.

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