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New Member - Need Help Chosing an area to invest

Joseph Alfie
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Hi everyone,

i am a new member here. I am looking to invest in the United States and would like your help on some of the up and coming areas. I am looking ideally for high quality multi-family (10 units plus), that is in a decent to good condition. This is not my main business, i am simply looking for a low headache investment in the United States, not necessarily a FIxer upper. What are some areas that you find stable, safe, decently prices with potential for growth. Thank you for your time. I would ideally like a state that is favorable for landlors+ tax friendly.

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    Wale Lawal
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    Wale Lawal
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    @Joseph Alfie

    Welcome to BP!

    Investing in multi-family properties (10+ units) in the U.S. can be a fantastic way to generate passive income and long-term wealth. Focus on landlord-friendly, tax-advantaged states like Texas, where cities such as Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston offer strong rental demand and growth potential. To minimize headaches, hire a property manager, target Class B or C properties, and build a local team of professionals. If you need further guidance or help narrowing your options, DM me, and I’ll point you in the right direction!

    Good luck!

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