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Multi Family Investing in DFW (Good Agent, Best Area?)

Eugene Gibbs
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Good evening BiggerPockets Family,

I am a newbie to Real Estate Investing and somewhat new to the DFW area. My family and I recently relocated here from Japan (after a 3-year stint). We currently reside in Arlington and are looking to purchase a Multi-Family property (as our first home/first investment) in the next 6 months. Does anyone out there have any recommendations on good areas to invest in or know a high-powered, experienced real estate agent who can assist?  Thanks in advance for taking the time to read and respond. 

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Jeffrey Donis
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  • Hey! Here are some things that could help you find an area where you are that would be considered a good market to invest in- 
  • 1. Population over 200,000
  • 2. Long-term population growth of at least 50% of the national average (preferably more)
  • 3. Diverse economy
  • 4. Labor participation rate at or above national average
  • 5. High relative cap rates
  • 6. Pro-business, pro-landlord climate
  • 7. Limited risk from climate change
  • 8. Close enough to home for you to oversee easily (one-day round-trip preferred)
  • 9. “Anchor” is a bonus – not necessary, but great to have. Avoid bad anchors, though

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