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Michael Junior
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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Fairfield County investing

Michael Junior
  • Real Estate Agent
  • San Diego, CA
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Who is investing in Fairfield county!?

I’m currently living in Fairfield, CT. I’m looking to network with people playing in this market. I have a few Propeties but I am trying to expand and really scale.

Would like to know what other people are seeing in this market.

I initially started investing in multi family, I now feel it's a bit to expensive ( MLS properties ) to cashflow substantially and am looking into the condo model.

I’m a local realtor so I have a good grasp on the market, as far as rent rates and resale values. At this point I’d rather buy two condos and cashflow $300 per unit with less expenses and liability then purchase 1 multi, cashflow a minimal amount and have to dump a bunch into Reno.

Just a few ideas going through my head- any ways very interested to see what others have going on!

Merry Christmas!!

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Brandon Rush
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  • Portland, CT
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Brandon Rush
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Portland, CT
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Hey Mike,

@Michael Junior New investor here and I am trying to determine my strategy for the same area. When investing in multi-families, are you going the traditional 25-30% down payment or acquiring them another way? I want to go multi-family but it seems like this is not the area/market for that if you are looking to build equity quickly. I see the value in multi-families but I do not want to tie up $80k in a down payment. What are your thoughts?

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