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Rigo Medina
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Finding 4 plexes

Rigo Medina
  • Arlington, TX
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I am a newbie and have not seen many 4 plexes on Zillow or others. I know they are out there, because I have driven by them. What is the best way to find 4 plexes that are for sale or have sold? I am curious to see stats on the 4 plexes. I see lots of duplexes listed.

The reason I am interested in 4 plexes is because you can get 1 mortgage and have 4 sources of cash flow/rental income. I did not want to reach out to a realtor yet, as they may think it is a waste of time if I am not ready to buy.

Any tips are welcomed.

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Chris Soignier#5 Coronavirus Conversation Contributor
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Chris Soignier#5 Coronavirus Conversation Contributor
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@Rigo Medina,

I'll be happy to set up an MLS search even if you're not yet ready to buy....just think about your key criteria (i.e. price, location, year built, etc.) before we chat. Zillow and Loopnet are a waste of time by comparison.

As I bonus, I'm an investor in 11 apt. complexes, so I can provide some actual MF expertise when it comes to property selection and due diligence.

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