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Brian Sherman
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Have you found a deal in the Sacramento, ca area?

Brian Sherman
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Are you an investor in the sacramento, ca area? Are you finding deals in this area on small multi-family units (4 plex or less)? How are you going about finding them here in this crazy market? I'm about to buy my fisrt investment property (4 plex or less) and I am open to going off market through direct mailers or what ever strategy gets the best results. I have money ready to go, but I can also wait out the market, if that's what is needed. I'm not looking for more real estate agents to approach me to be their client. I'm only interested in hearing from people who have done buy and hold deals of their own. The more deals you've done, the better.

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