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Nicole Brown
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Nicki in Philadelphia

Nicole Brown
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Philadelphia
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Hi, I'm in Philadelphia now, but originally from Jamaica. I've been on the site and listened to the Bigger Pockets podcasts for a while now.

I want to pursue FI through buy-and-hold rentals. I'm looking for a small multifamily in the area to live in one unit as an owner-occupant and rent out the rest of the property.

Any suggestions and advice will be very welcome.

- Nicki in Philly

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Andrew Fredrickson
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Andrew Fredrickson
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Hi @Nicole Brown !

I would start by reaching out to an agent (perhaps go to your local REIA and ask for suggestions) and ask them to send you multi-family listings.

Also, make sure to brush up on your deal analysis, so you can jump on a good deal when it comes along. 

Checkout: https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2014/09/28/analyze-rental-properties/

All the best,

Andrew

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