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Heath Thomas Jr
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Finding the right location

Heath Thomas Jr
  • Lender
  • Baltimore MD
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I live in washingtom DC and Late next year I'd like to start getting invested in multi family units. Ideally I'd like to house back and get an FHA loan. By this time I will hopefully be doing real estate full time so I am open to the location a little more than I would be if I were still working, I.e. Baltimore.

Do any buy and hold investors have tips on choosing aa good area to start buying multi units? What important qualities should I look for in a neighborhood? Where do I find this information?

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Jon Huber
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Jon Huber
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@Heath Thomas Jr Here is a post I started over a year ago that has a ton of websites that others have contributed to. This should give you the site, however, the criteria you should be looking for is up to you, depending on what your goals are. Some people what section 8 housing, some people want pure appreciate and zero cash flow, some people want all cash flow. You can use these sites to help determine what strategy you'd like.

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