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Current SFH landlord, new to trying to expand and do a 1031 exchange

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Hi all, I'm new here and trying to learn how to become an investor in multi-family property. My wife and I currently own a home in upstate NY that has tenants, and they are interested in purchasing it. I own a small handyman business and am willing to maintain and manage my own properties. 

I'm here to find out where the best area for me to invest in will be and how to do it (I'm north of Houston in Conroe, TX). Currently I see lots of properties that look good in College Station. Any tips appreciated and I look forward to learning more!

Mike

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Quote from @Daniel Tanasa:

Hey Michael, 

Welcome to Bigger Pockets!

Since you are planning to do some of the handyman work yourself and manage them yourself it might be a good idea to look at some areas closer to you also. I would suggest you to look into Ryon, Independence Heights and EDO in Houston. 

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions and I will be happy to point you in the right direction. 

Good luck!


 Thanks! I'll take a look at those areas. With traffic into Houston sometimes it's almost as much of a drive as it would be to College Station! I also have relatives working near there that could occasionally check up on things. But Houston might be good if I can find the right property at an acceptable price point.

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