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All Forum Posts by: Clint Jarvis

Clint Jarvis has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

@Jacob Sampson

I know, right?

Do you manage your properties directly? And are your properties in rural areas or in/near larger cities?

Im doing a 1031 with ~$100k and I’m looking for multifamily properties in the south, southwest, or midwest. It looks like there are some great deals on multi family in small towns and cities, but many of them do no have any local property management companies. Is it better to stick with finding a good deal in larger cities/suburbs or are there ways to put good property management in place for small town multi family housing?

I'd like to invest in my first multi-family property in Vegas in the 600K to 1M range.  Any idea on what a good cap rate should be?  And should it be different based on property class (I.e. Class A, class B, class C)?