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Common why the MF property is for sale?

Rocco Swinney
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Edit - wont let me fix. Common ‘Reasons’ why the mf property is for sale?

I know this is question greatly varies, but i only own sfhs.

It seems they are typically listed because the seller is moving, downsizing, etc.

I was curious from folks on here who own mfs - what are common reasons the seller sold?

This is something im interested in, but ive never really looked much into, as the seller would also be an investor (unless it was an estate or something) and figure they likely are selling for a good reason and know more than me (ex. tenants giving issues, etc.). 

It seems folks reach out to the owner even when not listed to find their deals. Ive never done that with sfhs, which i dont have anything against. So that maybe responses to this, which im curious why the person then decided to sell too

thanks




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Nathan Gesner
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I'm thinking back over the last ten years and every multi-family I've seen on the market has been sold because the owner is tired or just ready to move on to other things.

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