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Gina Moore
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New Investor from California

Gina Moore
  • Professional
  • Oakland, CA
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Hi there, just call me dazed and confused.... I just sold an investment property that I purchased in 2011 and lived in as my primary residence. I did well with the sale and would now like to purchase and hold a multifamily unit. I am very interested in the State of Texas, but do not know where to begin. I have received some property information from a couple of realtors based on inquiries I requested from LoopNet.com. Should I reach out to a real estate broker, do I just pick a realtor, make  out a list of interesting properties, request a tour and fly out to Texas? Help.....

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