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Suzy Crawford
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New CA investor looking at Minneapolis & Cleveland

Suzy Crawford
  • Marina Del Rey, CA
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Hi everyone - 

I'm looking to invest out of state and have am considering Minneapolis and Cleveland as potential markets. Looking at low price point multi-family properties with cash flow but I'm out of state so still learning about these markets. Does anybody have any advice or thoughts on these cities? What neighborhoods to look at/not look at? 

Also, as an out of state investor what is the best way to get contacts/realtors in the cities I am considering? 

Thanks for your input!

Suzy

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Matt Motil
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Matt Motil
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  • Cleveland, OH
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Cleveland Rocks! 

No seriously... I'm biased, but in the right parts of town, Cleveland can be a great place for investors. In the wrong parts of town it can be a nightmare. Best to work with locals in either market that can be your eyes and ears to help you find the good deals and guide you away from the bad parts of town. I have met @James Wise and work with one of the agents in his office, @Federico Gutierrez. Can't go wrong with the agents there! 

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