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Cashflow vs Appreciation, MF investing

Chris Perreault
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What's up BP. Looking to see what others investors think about picking up properties in smaller markets that have strong cashflow but will only appreciate 1-2% a year or less. I've found some good multi family deals in SK,AB, and NL that would cashflow 15-20% COC and have 8-10% cap rates. Also factoring the risks of picking up B and C class properties while finding tenants in small markets <5,000 or <10,000 population. Love to hear ideas and feedback good or bad.

Thanks

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