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How to find multi-families properties?

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I'm a Real Estate Agent in Central Florida and I'm looking to start in multi-families as an agent and investor.

How can I find multi-families properties off market?

Thanks!

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Use sites like ListSource to direct mail and target existing multi-family owners who do not live at the property (absentee) and who have owned the property 10 or more years. That's a good starter list along with high equity in the property. If you don't want to buy lists, you can drive the multi-areas and take notes and then look the tax records up on the MLS and contact them with a personal letter.

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