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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Gabriel Miller
  • Investor
  • Everett, WA
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Are Buying Agents that look nationally available

Gabriel Miller
  • Investor
  • Everett, WA
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Are there Agents that specialize looking at the entire US market to find apartment deals for buyers?  It seems like most agents focus on a smaller market like one city.  Problem is that I cant figure out what market I should be looking in and it is overwhelming to look everywhere.  I would love some advice from a professional on where to focus as well as help with finding deals.  I need someone that has their pulse on many markets and has connections in many.  Does anybody do this?  Below is my buying criteria (feedback welcome)

I have $200K cash to invest and I am looking for apartment buildings anywhere in the US that can meet the following criteria:

-$2K per month minimum cash flow

-Location: C areas that are in the path of progress that are likely to transition to B areas. Or properties that are already in B or A areas.

-Building type: C properties or better

-Return: 10% cap rate or better on actuals. Less than 10% cap rate ok if there is a strong value add play and/or property is clearly in an emerging market and in the path of progress.

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