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Hector Peralta
  • San Francisco, CA
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New Member from the Bay Area, CA

Hector Peralta
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi, my name is Hector, originally from South Florida but currently reside in Northern California because it's one of the best places to work as an RN. I own a home in Miami, and I'm currently in the process of closing on a condo in Homestead (an hour south of Miami.)

I'm eager to invest in my 3rd deal, and mostly interested in multifamily units.

The way I see it, I have two good options, either invest in the Midwest, I like Cleveland (for MFH) or Indianapolis (for SFH), or purchase a multifamily property somewhere in Norcal and relocating there for a year (Sacramento or Stockton, or possibly Fresno) using an FHA 3.5% loan.

Ultimate goal is to buy and hold to supplement my retirement and I'm very glad to have found this community to learn and study from. Thank you! 

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