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Aaron Hall
  • Reston, VA
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Having no luck finding Multi Family Deals that would cash flow

Aaron Hall
  • Reston, VA
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Hi all,

I am new to multi family investing, only having just recently went into a MFR deal with a business partner to make a very, very, measly positive cash flow per month on a duplex. With that being said, is anyone willing to throw a bone as to some locations where there are still a decent amount of MFR that would cash flow well? As I stated I am new to this so I'm not surprised I'm having such a difficult time, but essentially no matter where I'm checking (online listings only, admittedly) across the US, numbers are barely even showing positive cash flow as I'm analyzing listings of MFR. This goes for Duplexes, Tri, and 4-plex!

Am I just trying to purchase at the wrong time since prices are still on the rise? Thank you ahead of time for any responses.

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