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Anders Skagerberg
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New Investor in Salt Lake City, Utah

Anders Skagerberg
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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I am just starting out in the world of real estate and looking for a small multi-family property (2,3,4 unit) in SLC. The prices and environment here feel crazy but I have nothing to compare it to as I am fresh into the real estate world. Does it make sense to wait for a correction/recession and just keep stacking up cash? Or do I just buy and hold for appreciation. It feels like the margins are too tight to make sense of buying something, everything would have to go perfect for me to break even every month.

For example: Duplexes are going for $300-500k and renting for a total of $1600-3000/mo. Cap rates are like 4.3-4.8. 

Anyways, glad to have found Bigger Pockets and I have been soaking up as much information as possible.

I guess my question is this: What advice would you give to a new investor given the current position in the economic cycle?

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