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Dan Shanahan
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Keene NH multifamily

Dan Shanahan
  • Bend, OR
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Hi there! I am a new investor from Oregon that is looking to invest out of state in multifamily properties. We have family near Keene and I am interested as those multi families are potentially in my price point. I do see high taxes but was curious if there are any other drawbacks to the area. I would be interested in connecting with other investors in the area as well.

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David Greene
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David Greene
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@Dan Shanahan as a general rule, high property taxes tend to keep property values lower. We see this a lot in areas like Texas. If taxes were lower (like in CA) prices would likely be much higher.

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