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Stephen Cucc
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Lubbock Texas thinking about Multifamily investment

Stephen Cucc
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted

We are thinking about purchasing a couple Multifamily building's in Lubbock Texas. We currently have investments in California we are tired of the all the laws.

We know everyone is investing in Arizona Florida New Mexico Texas

We are just concerned about occupancy in Lubbock . We'd like to invest in Dallas Houston San Antonio however, it's just too expensive.

Would anybody know about Lubbock multifamily investment?

Growth rates, cap rates, occupancy rates?

We are nervous but ready to make an investment.

Any thoughts, ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks Stephen

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