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Ali Hashemi
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  • Southern Indiana, IN
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INDIANA / KENTUCKY COMMERCIAL MULTI-FAMILY REAL ESTATE

Ali Hashemi
  • Investor
  • Southern Indiana, IN
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Looking to connect with southern Indiana / Kentucky area commercial multi-family investors to share meet-up events, market information, property discussions etc.

If you're in S. IN or KY and have experience or are currently seeking opportunities to invest in commercial multi-family, let's connect!

ALI

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Ali Hashemi
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@John Warren Congrats on your 20 unit!

I currently own an 8-unit multi-family in Martinsville (fully leased) and I want to grow. My goal for 2018 is to purchase an 8-20 unit multi-family.

I estimate the top end of what I can afford to be around $750k (this puts me in the 6-20 unit range). Being young and smaller pocketed, I'm prioritizing reliable cash flow over cap rate. A sturdy building that requires little/no reno and strong rental history are important factors to me.

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