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Adam Philpot
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Where to find midsize multiunits?

Adam Philpot
  • Nashville, TN
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What are the best websites to find midsize multiunits for sale (>50 units) other than LoopNet?

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Gregory Chew
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Gregory Chew
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Another option is to start digging through the county assessor websites for property / owners based on the criteria that you are looking for. It's a bit of investigative work, because most likely you will find that most or all of these properties of this size will be held by an LLC or a corporation -- from there, you can proceed on trying to find names behind those companies by searching in the Secretary of State filings in the state of which that company was formed.

Once you have your list, start calling or mailing.

If you don't want to spend the time doing this on your own, there are subscription based services out there that aggregate this data for you, but of course for a price. And not all of these services are created equal, as you never know how accurate or up-to-date their databases are.

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