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Updated over 3 years ago, 05/31/2021

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Ally Mager
  • Property Manager
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Searching for Multifamily Properties

Ally Mager
  • Property Manager
Posted

Hello,

We’re looking to 1031 out of our properties here in Portland, but cannot find a property that we would like to transition into.

We have multiple offers on our properties, but will not sell/list until we have found the correct property to transition into due to not wanting to be under the strain of a 1031 time clock.

Over the last year we’ve been in contact with realtors throughout many states, and have been using LoopNet/Crexi, etc., My question is, what other search sources do you use to find property?

We’re looking for a property that fits the following criteria:

- Value between 18-28 million

- Located in a red state with good landlord-tenant laws (Texas and Idaho are our preference)

- If Texas, not near the boarder, San Antanio or Houston area. We self manage and do not want to live in those areas.

- One building, or 2 if very close together

- No student, affordable or high rise housing

- Built after 1980

I understand that we’re looking for a needle in the haystack given the current market conditions, but would appreciate any advice on other sources to look into!

Thank you😊

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