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Melissa Horwath
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New to BP, where's my 2nd investment property going to be?

Melissa Horwath
  • Investor
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi all! Great to be here and learn from you all. 

I'm currently looking for a multifamily investment property (I did some research and cap rates look great in Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, Nashville, and/or Atlanta; I'll be going on a road trip to explore further). 

I've heard that LoopNet isn't as great a resource as word of mouth. So I'm looking to you all to see if anyone knows these areas well and would be willing to share their knowledge. 

Much appreciated! 

<I'm currently invested in San Francisco if you have questions on that market.>

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Brie Schmidt
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Brie Schmidt
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Chicago is a huge market.  @Lane Kawaoka that is like making a blanket statement about all of CA 

Chicago has A, B, C, D markets.  If you are investing in D markets here you are going to get similar results investing in D markets elsewhere.  

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