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Amy Silverman
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Flint Multi Family in an Opportunity Zone

Amy Silverman
  • Investor
  • Denver, CO
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I recently got a great deal on my first multi family - a 5 unit commercial building in Flint, MI.

Building is vacant & needs a full rehab. It is also located in a qualified Opportunity Zone. I paid cash, holding coats are not bad

I am out of state & not sure I'm up for the challenge of fully renovating it myself. Considering selling it AS IS. I don't have any repair estimates yet either, I'm just assuming it needs everything

Anyone have any tips/experience on selling in an OZ?

Should I consider partnering w someone who can handle the rehab?

Any other creative ideas on what to do with this opportunity??

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Jaron Walling
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Jaron Walling
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"I'm just assuming it needs everything" - If I was prospective investor/buyer in Flint I wouldn't touch your property. I'm sure you're aware of the water quality problems they experienced and the infrastructure the city is still repairing. I would go through the property top to bottom and develop a rehab budget. 

What are the numbers are the property? Location? Prospective cash-flow? That helps investors know if they want to partner on this project, and trust me people are looking on this site. 

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