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Updated over 5 years ago, 06/30/2019

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Joe Scheffold
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  • Cortland, NY
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Out of State Markets Narrowing Down

Joe Scheffold
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  • Cortland, NY
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Hey all,

I am considering a few different out of state markets and also seeking suggestions as well. I am considering Jacksonville, FL , St. Louis and Indianapolis. Looking to get into small multi-family to start. Any suggestions on deciding which one to get into? Any bad areas to avoid and which areas to look for within these markets?

Also considering North Carolina as a potential market to invest in and in the semi-distant future maybe move there. Which area are best for small multi family investing in NC?

I am open to all suggestions and appreciate any kind of help.

Thanks again,

Joe

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