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Tyler H.
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Best Cities to Invest in Apartments in 2018

Tyler H.
  • Santa Clarita, CA
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OK so I have seen similar posts for previous years, but what about 2018??

I am looking to acquire some MFH units this year and its obvious I need to leave California to do it.

So far I have heard that Nashville is good.... I would love to hear from you MFH Pros, Asset/Fund Managers, ETC.

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Gino Barbaro
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Gino Barbaro
  • Rental Property Investor
  • St Augustine, FL
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@Tyler H.

Hi Tyler,

I would focus on the South East or The West, (Arizona, Nevada).  Depends on your strategy. If you're looking for cash flow, I would consider Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus.

We like the east part of TN, Nashville is a market that has emerged and is continuing to expand. Prices have risen dramatically the past 4 years.  I would look at parts of Alabama and Kentucky also.

Go where the jobs and the population is going

Gino

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