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Buying/ taking over an entire portfolio

Patrick Murphy
  • Eugene, OR
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Hi all!  Just had a question about buying bulk properties in one single portfolio. Recently came across a lead; owns six rental houses in one town, and wants to move out of the country. She's looking to sell all of them by mid year. I'm relatively new to real estate investing, and I'm wondering if it's a good idea to buy the entire portfolio at once or no? Also if there's anything else that I should consider when buying  a bulk amount of properties like that. 

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