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Hardik Patel
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Finding off-Market MF properties with value-add potential

Hardik Patel
  • Southern California
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Value-add SFR/Duplex/Fourplex can be found on many auction sites, through wholesalers and even MLS.

How to best find small MF (5-25 units) that have rent increase/value-add opportunities with cosmetic improvements? 

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    Matt Vaughn
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    Matt Vaughn
    • Laurel, MD
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    So here would be my concern with a larger MF property found by searching for evictions. If you buy a 10-unit by finding a tired landlord who just went through an eviction, with a 10-unit you'll probably inherit some tenants and they're probably the same quality as the guy that got evicted! So what is the smart thing to do there? Can you kick everyone out when you buy? Is that smart?

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