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Sheena Varghese
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Looking for Stable Multifamily Opportunities (Under $3M)

Sheena Varghese
  • Realtor
  • Orlando, FL
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I’ve been investing in real estate for about 10 years and have completed some flips along with long-term holds. My current portfolio includes a duplex (used as a short-term rental) plus a triplex and a single-family home as long-term rentals.

I have about $800K available to invest and I’m looking to purchase a small multifamily property using financing, ideally in the $3M-and-under range. I’m based in Florida, but I don’t want to buy additional properties here. I’m leaning toward the Midwest and I want a market where strong third-party property management is readily available.

My preference is stability over heavy value-add. I’m not interested in major renovations, and I’m comfortable with more modest cash flow if it means a steadier, lower-maintenance asset.

If you have guidance on specific Midwest markets to consider and the types of multifamily properties that fit this profile, I’d really appreciate it.

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Dennis Bamford
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Dennis Bamford
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis
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Hello Sheena,

I live in Indianapolis and can tell you that the properties that can be market is fairly tight here. Prices per unit are around $100K, but there is still some decent properties to acquire. If your interested let's have a conversation about what area of Indy you are looking at.

Have a Good Day!

Dennis

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