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About to inherit a chunk of money, want to start in multifamily

Christian Orozco
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Hi all, thank you first of all for sharing your knowledge; I truly appreciate it.

This Q4 or early next year, I will inherit a good amount of money and plan to invest $800k in multifamily properties. I'm consuming as much information as I can about this market to make the best decision. I'm brand new to this. My question is, if you guys were in the same situation, would you start by buying one property or several? I live in Colorado, so my market wouldn't be ideal for an entry point; it would mostly be out of state. What would be the ideal or sweet spot to start?

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Eric Gerakos#2 Market Trends & Data Contributor
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Eric Gerakos#2 Market Trends & Data Contributor
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Why do you think your market "Wouldn't be ideal?"

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