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Gregory N.
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  • Vista, CA
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New Minneapolis/St.Paul multifamily investor

Gregory N.
  • Investor
  • Vista, CA
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Hello Twin Cities!

I grew up in Minneapolis and still have family there, but have lived in San Diego for the last 15 years. I love the Twin Cities and still miss the quality of life that it offers. I currently own several SFH in the midwest (not MSP) and am now looking to diversify into MFH. I am interested in the Minneapolis/St.Paul area as I hope to return eventually. I am also fairly familiar with the neighborhoods, although not at a micro street by street level.

Would love to make contacts with brokers, realtors, and others to start building a team.  I realize that Minneapolis (esp. SW) is competitive, but I am patient and persistent.  Willing to do a value add but probably not a major rehab from long distance.  Interested mainly in 2-4 unit properties to start.

Look forward to hearing from all of you out there!

Greg

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Preston Schmidt
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  • Minneapolis, MN
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Preston Schmidt
  • Lender
  • Minneapolis, MN
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Hello Gregory! I am a 50 state lender based out of Minneapolis and I am happy to help answer any specific financing related questions you may have. You should consider moving back up here and do a owner occupied tri-plex or 4-plex and only have to put down 3.5%!!!

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