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Daniel Highsmith
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Birmingham Multi-Family Market

Daniel Highsmith
  • Investor
  • Cross Plains, TN
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Any good areas around Birmingham for the Multi-Family market? I have one SF there and it rents well. Looking for a quadplex.

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Jason Cory
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Jason Cory
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Birmingham, AL
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Multi family rents well within the city limits. You can get 10-15 cap rates within the city, vacant or turnkey. Suburbs have an excess of units since many have moved back into the city recently. 

Do you have a preference of area?

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