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Julius Gonzales
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Most important thing to remember when purchasing Multi-Family?

Julius Gonzales
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Antonio, TX
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Does it matter what part of town you purchase multi-family deal if it continues to cash flow?!

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CJ M.
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CJ M.
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@Julius Gonzales

Hi Julius,

For me, it depends on how truly bad the area is. Are you talking about a war zone? All my duplexes are in a C to C- area. If it helps you, here are a couple for reference.

Duplex 1: $1,390/mo in total rent and $448 PITI

Duplex 2: $1,330/mo in total rent and $403 PITI

So long as I'm comfortable driving in the neighborhood, the cash flow is what's important to me.

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