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Kevin Walters
  • Ventura, CA
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Southern California Multi Family Cash Flowing Properties

Kevin Walters
  • Ventura, CA
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Hey guys, 

I have been searching and searching but am having trouble finding any decent cash flowing properties in Southern California.  I have been looking in Oxnard, Ca but even there the average multi family property costs over 700k and only nets 5k-6k a month.  

I started to expand my search radius to areas such as Lancaster and Bakersfield but am worried about the quality of tenants which I will have.

I own one property at the moment but only as my personal residence.  I am looking to get a multi family property in addition to the one I have now and am looking in the price range of 700k-1 million.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you, 

New hopeful investor from So Cal

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