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Tj Hines
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10 Unit Multi Family Demographics

Tj Hines
  • Specialist
  • Tampa, FL
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I know that  job growth as well as population growth in markets when looking to acquire 50-200 units are definitely some key measures that we need to take into account. But when looking to acquire maybe 8-20 units in much smaller markets does the population have to be an astonishing number such as 200K? If so I guess okay then, but if not what would be a good population to base your research on?

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