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Aaron Dixon
  • New to Real Estate
  • Bay Area, CA
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MTRs in RVA

Aaron Dixon
  • New to Real Estate
  • Bay Area, CA
Posted

Hello BP community,

I’m attempting to determine a new market to move forward with investing. I have it narrowed down to a handful, including Richmond. However I can’t seem to make a decision. 

MTRs and, more specifically, corporate housing are my strategy of choice. Ideally purchasing small multi-family properties. 

I’ve done my research, but would greatly appreciate insight from current investors in the market. What’s working, vs. not, areas worth looking into or avoid, etc. Bonus points if executing a strategy similar to my own. 

Thanks in advance!