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George Cal
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Interested in investing in multi-family

George Cal
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What States and cities are the most affordable to buy multi-family as an investment to make a return and income .

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Todd Dexheimer#2 Multi-Family and Apartment Investing Contributor
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St Louis, Louisville, okc, Detroit, Milwaukee also make the list to add on to @John Casmon. You can look in Texas and the Carolinas for good opportunities as well. There is a podcast out there called Target Market Insights that does a great job at describing markets and what to look for. Also a lot of other posts on BP talking about this

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