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Aria Jackson
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Should I invest in a 4-plex in Arizona?

Aria Jackson
  • Phoenix, AZ
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I'm starting some research on buying a 4-plex community in the Phoenix or Scottsdale area. Has anyone on this forum bought a similar property out here? Is it better to buy a 4-plex, or would just buying out individual units in a condo communities around the valley be a better investment? Like I said, I'm in the beginning stages of this train, I'm just curious as to other investor's experiences in this market. I know that if I go out of state to invest it's cheaper, but I'd like to start local if possible :) Thank you in advance for your input!

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Andrew Johnson
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Andrew Johnson
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Aria Jackson I don't know much about Phoenix but condos come with an HOA. Lenders sometimes don't want to lend if there are 51% renters in a condo. If you decide you want to do a short-term rental the condo HOA might now allow it (even if Phoenix/Scottsdale/etc. do). So basically, HOAs cost money and *can* be limiting. That said, they are probably more liquid if you needed to sell one.

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