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How to look for an apartment complex

Abraham Kaplan
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Does anyone have advice how to find an apartment complex for sale? I have been growing the size of the rental properties I have. I started out with two duplexes. Recently I bought seven condos. I feel ready to move up to something larger. I would like to find an apartment complex between 25-100 units. Anywhere in the country. What is the best way to find motivated apartment complex sellers? I've used wholesalers for all my previous purchases. Is that the best route? 

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Crexi. Loopnet. 

Form relationships with commercial multi-unit RE brokers in your area like Marcus and Millchap. 

Just from asking for the financials of listings on Crexi, I now have several realtors who send me stuff, listings for multi-unit buildings. 

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