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Vincent B.
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Buying multi unit family homes

Vincent B.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Newbie from Los Angeles here. I was approved for $210,000. I wanted to buy a multi family home here in LA but Everything is too expensive here so I'm thinking of investing out of state . Does Anyone have any ideas or advice on how I should go about this. I'm stuck in between a rock and a hard place. One of my main goals is to eventually quit my job and live off of income properties. I honestly don't no where to start.

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Tobias Falzone
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Tobias Falzone
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You might also look into the Las Vegas or Phoenix markets if you want to stay in a major metro.  You can find lower price points in both of those markets and are drivable from LA.  Scott Bartlowe is a knowledgable agent for multifamily in the Phoenix area that I used in the past and he likes working with out of state buyers.

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