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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

No such thing as one size fits all
Aloha BP community,
I'm interested in investing in MFH and wanted to ask you folks a kind of vague question to gain some insight on this topic. This may have been discussed in another forum post and or podcast so I apologize in advance.
My question to (seasoned or fairly new) investors is, what is your criterion for what you consider an ideal investment and at what point do you decide that it isn't worth the time and effort?
I understand that there are many variables that come into play and dependent on the specific property at hand and a one size fits all approach isn't what I'm getting at. I'd just like hear other peoples thought process and the various strategies being used by other REI.
-SIDENOTE- If anyone could share a link to discussions or information like this it'd be greatly appreciated.
Mahalo,
Scotland Ray Smith
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75+ units, in a good market, B or C asset class, with a strong value add opportunity would get the job done (generally speaking).