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Updated almost 6 years ago, 02/27/2019

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Edmund Campbell
  • Cleveland, OH
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First step for multi family

Edmund Campbell
  • Cleveland, OH
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I own 3 single family rentals debt free worth 60k, 70k and 150k per, so about 280k total. I want to buy a multi family bldg between 25-35 (or more) units but I have little cash and hate debt. I would be willing to refinance and pull money out of houses for the "right" deal but don't know how/where to start looking. I heard Loopnet is bad place to look for apartments and I haven't seen any free REI groups in my area (Cleveland, OH). I called a couple apt brokers but never received return call, Any suggestions on how I start?? Thanks

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