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Santiago Araujo
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Emerging markets and landlord/owner friendly states

Santiago Araujo
  • Hollywood, Ca
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Hi All, 

I am trying to narrow down good emerging markets for investment opportunities in multi-family commercial apartment buildings. I am interested in Raleigh/Carolinas, Utah (Provo, Salt Lake), Reno NV, Philadelphia and PA, and some Texas markets. I wanted to get some advice on which states are good from an investment/tax/owner or landlord friendly standpoint. I am trying to follow job growth and markets that are going into the emerging phase. 

Any insight, suggestions or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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Florida is a very good investment. 

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