Looking to invest in Multifamily property (triplex-4plex) in Lakeland, FL using a buy and hold strategy. are there people familiar with this area? is there a general area in Lakeland to stay away from?
Real Estate Broker · San Jose, Dublin CA and Florida · Member since 2017 · 165 posts · 48 votes
5y
Agree with @Tyler Gibson. Lakeland in fact is one of the up and coming with ton of potential due to the proximity to the freeway and new manufacturing jobs coming there.
Real Estate Broker · Broker in FL, GA & NC · Member since 2021 · 54 posts · 34 votes
5y
The North end of Lakeland is where people prefer to move for primary residences, but Lakeland is growing West toward Tampa at a rapid pace. Lots of national home builders are buying land in the West and slowly transforming that rural area to the new Lakeland. For now see if you can find something to the North closer to I-4.
New to Real Estate · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2020 · 56 posts · 19 votes
5y
@Jorge Vazquez I was just looking at properties for sale in Lakeland and it seems like you’re really getting the most bang for your buck. It seems like the prices are cheaper than riverview/Brandon areas but the rents are about the same as those areas. Have you had any luck with multi-families in Lakeland or just SFHs?
New to Real Estate · Pensacola, FL · Member since 2020 · 56 posts · 19 votes
5y
@Ty Martell like most people are saying Lakeland is up and coming and that due to is location between to major cities with i4 running right through it. I’ve been looking on Zillow for multi-families in there and there are some but they go fast. Good luck! Hopefully you find something great!