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Angelito Mamutuk
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Multi-family Investing in Pennsylvania

Angelito Mamutuk
  • New to Real Estate
  • Bergenfield, NJ
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Hello BP team!

I'm looking into purchasing a multi-family property in the Pennsylvania area and could use some guidance into what areas would be viable. Currently live in NJ and familiar with multi-families a little bit as I'm house hacking my current two family. I'm mostly familiar with the Poconos area near the resorts but I know it's more SRT over there and haven't found too many multi-families.

Would love to get some direction and/or network with someone doing this now.

Thanks!!

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Travis Wylie
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Travis Wylie
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  • Harrisburg, PA
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Harrisburg and surrounding areas could serve you well.  Generally speaking it's a relatively lower cost to compared to some other areas (i.e. Lehigh Valley), but still has a good mix of some cash flow/appreciation depending on what sub market you're in.  

  • Travis Wylie

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