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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Favorite markets & submarkets right now for multi-family?
Hey guys,
I'm looking at a few cities for my 1st MF - I'm hoping to keep the property for 3-5 years, and want to buy somewhere where population growth, income & job growth, and job diversity are highly likely. I was originally looking at everyone's favorite markets: Dallas and San Antonio, and Tampa and Orlando. After finding pretty poor value, I'm thinking I need to venture elsewhere.
Does anyone know of any markets that one should consider for good MF value?
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Hi @Kusum Chanrai - TX is getting a little "bubble-y"... The midwest has good value but growth is not as much of a guarantee. Philadelphia? Anyway, when you get to the point of needing financing PM me. I have a great MF lender I've used. Easy to qualify, fast closing. I even have a lender that only looks at your credit score and an appraisal on the property and you can get a 75LTV loan.