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(Beginner) Buying Multi-Fam units in Heavily Inflated Market

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I’m a beginner in real estatelooking Into a few multi-fam units in my area. The market right now where I live is heavily inflated and prices have sky-rocketed. Is there another angle of investing in these units that I should study to gain better knowledge?

Should I start in another niche first?

Has anyone gone through this before as a beginner? If so, what do you suggest I do before proceeding?

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