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Orlando, FL Investors: Newbie Advice

Easton Curtis
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Hi there! I'm looking at moving to Orlando in the next year, and I'm hoping to find a multi-family property that I can fix up and house hack. I'm just starting my real estate journey, and I'm wanting to start analyzing Orlando deals now, so that when I'm ready to actually pursue a deal, I've got plenty of analysis practice under my belt. My question is: what online third-party property portfolios are best for the Orlando area, if any? Zillow.com, Realtor.com, Redfin.com, etc? Or do the local MLSs keep a tight hold on their data? Additionally, do you have any tips to offer help, or suggestions to avoid pitfalls, for multi-family properties in the Orlando area?

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