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Mike Neubauer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Waikapu, HI
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Looking to connect with Investors and Agents in IDAHO

Mike Neubauer
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Waikapu, HI
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Aloha everyone,

I'm a small investor from Hawaii and am looking to start purchasing properties out of state. Idaho has been on my list for awhile, but I don't have many connections there so I thought I'd reach out. I'm interested mostly in multifamily, so if anyone has any recommendations for commercial realtors in the area, or know of any properties out there, let me know. Or, if you're an investor from Idaho and want to connect, hit me up!  Thank you for your time!

Aloha,

Mike

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    Eddy Udry
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Boise, ID-Idaho
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    Eddy Udry
    • Real Estate Agent
    • Boise, ID-Idaho
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    Boise is a great spot. The closer in to Boise the higher the price. (In general)  The "Northend" is always in demand, but not alot of 10 unit properties. Lots of 2, 3 and four plexes.

    As you go west the prices tend to drop some in West Boise and also the Boise "Bench" You are close in to town yet prices are a little less. Moving further west is Eagle. Which is is a little more exclusive. Not a lot of multifamily units in Eagle. Moving further west is Meridian. That is where you might find the best bang for your buck.  Moving further west is Nampa and Caldwell. More opportunity there for bigger unit properties. But the amount of rent is less. I would really study the neighborhood you are looking at there. Because it can vary widely.

    I am happy to talk more or if you have a price in mind I can keep my eyes and ears open.

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