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Joe Moffett
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Best place to start investing -multifamily.

Joe Moffett
  • Eagle, ID
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I’m starting to invest and doing it at a distance in multifamily. I’m trying to narrow down where to start building a team and analyze deals.

I’m think of outside of Denver, outside Indianapolis and Ohio -outside of Columbus/cinnci.

If you were a starting out and doing it at a distance, where would you start and why?

I know I’ll get questions based on experience, how much money do I have etc- ready to answer as I have many options.

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Denver seems like a terrible place to start. That market has been sky-rocketing for years and I think it's starting to cool off, which is a bad time to jump in.

I would look at smaller markets within 30 minutes of a major market that is still on the upswing.

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