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Lloyd B.
  • Pellston, MI
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Lloyd B.
  • Pellston, MI
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Hello,

I found a multifamily property that I am interested in and have a few questions for the locals.  It is between MLK St and US92 north of I-175.  Is this a decent area?  A quick Google Earth view looks alright in some areas and the crime map on Trulia shows yellow.

I emailed the listing agent but he isn't much for responding.  Does anyone have a recommendation for a good agent in the area?  Right now I am planning on dropping down there next week or the week after to survey the area.

If I do go ahead and purchase this property, I will need to get a property manager.  Does anyone have a company that they are happy with?  Ideally I want to get that lined up before proceeding.

Any other suggestions or pointers, I would be more than willing to listen.

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