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Alexander Beaulieu
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Tucson Right for Investment?

Alexander Beaulieu
  • New York
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Hi everyone, I'm just getting started out as a new RE investor, and have begun research in the Tucson market. I was wondering if anyone was willing to connect or post your insights on the state of the market.

It seems that Tucson has recovered very nicely from the recession and budget sequestration, but curious if this growth can continue, as well as the fact that it seems building permits are increasing significantly. 

Any responses are very much appreciated, and would love to connect with anyone with interest/knowledge in the area as well!

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Keoki Kimzin
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Keoki Kimzin
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Asheville, NC
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@Ryan H., steer clear of any properties that aren't cash flowing for sure.  The Tucson real estate market is competitive but it's not so competitive that buyers aren't purchasing cash flowing properties.  Keep your eyes open to different lead generators such as:

tarmls.com, zillow, craigslist!, property managers, and a great agent to name a few

Keep analyzing even if they are bad just to work that muscle.  Time to get the networking rocking and rolling.


Good luck and PM me if you need recommendations or just some Tucson know how.

Best,

Keoki

Also checkout this site out to get good parcel data: zoning, property taxes, etc

http://www.asr.pima.gov/Parcel/Search




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