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Emery Jensen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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Midwest Residential Investing (Newbie)

Emery Jensen
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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What's going on Bigger Pockets!?

I've been looking at investing for cashflow in the Midwest and I plan to specifically target residential multifamily properties for now at least. Going through the markets I noticed A LOT of inventory that is quite old. The construction dates for most properties I've seen are built early 1900's.

Is this something I should stay away from, or should I be able to rely on the integrity still for quite some time. I know that my predictable maintenance and repairs may be more compared to a newer home but I'm more so worried about huge repairs popping up unexpectedly.

Thank you for any insight!

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