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Andrew David
  • Contractor
  • Vineland, NJ
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Finding The Multi-Family Projects

Andrew David
  • Contractor
  • Vineland, NJ
Posted

My partner and I are looking to invest in multi-family and we are having difficulty finding properties to invest in! Currently we are looking for 5-50 units deals. We are located in southern New Jersey close to Philadelphia and Atlantic City NJ. We are interested in PA, DE and NJ markets. 

We have partnered up with a local commercial broker but that hasn't provided much fruit yet. We are also on sites like realtor.com/mls etc. but they don't seem to have the size of properties we are seeking. 

I'm not sure if properties of this type are thin, or we are not sourcing them properly. 

Any advice is greatly appreciated! Thanks!

Andrew

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