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Chingju Hu
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Invest in Las Vegas,NV and Portland, Oregon

Chingju Hu
  • San Francisco, CA
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Hi, I'm interested in multi-family deals in Las Vegas, NV, and in Portland and Hillsboro, Oregon, right now I'm only in the researching stage. The reason I wanna choose one of the two areas to focus on in my next deal is because they are both close to CA. It'll be easier for me to travel back and forth if needed.  Las Vegas, NV is more affordable in general. Renter will be people like hotel workers, retail workers, and general blue collar workers. 

Portland is more expensive to get into, but not crazy expensive. Renter will be people like white collar and blue collar workers.

I'd like to know if there are investors/brokers/agents/property managers here that's focused in those 2 areas?? Let's connect and chat??

(p.s. if the message is not proper in this forum, sorry and I'll remove it...)

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Louis Davis
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Louis Davis
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  • El Paso, TX
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I am going to provide a tip for you all. In order to get the best multi family units in Las Vegas is to contact the owners directly. It won't be listed for sale and they won't advertise that they are looking to sell on any website or with a realtor. If it get's to that point, than there is probably something really negative about the property. If you live here and you are driving around see a multi-family property that interest you, skip trace it to find the owner. You will see that most of the time, these owners are up there in age and have no problem talking to you about possibly buying there property. Hope this helps. 

Louis

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