Pick a city you used to live in and know a little, or one you often visit for work or family, or at least is easy to get to so you can visit often and learn the market.

For context, this would be part of a 1031 exchange from a California SFR into these Fort Collins multi-family units.If anyone has navigated a similar situation, especially investors who’ve dealt with a listing brokerage owning the property, I’d appreciate your insight.

You best bet is try to find local wholesalers in the city that you choose to buy in so you can just purchase discounted properties. good luck in your journey. 

Their LLC filing is very new in California.

In ca, SB1069 has been in existence 10 years.  

I am an out of state investor located in CA.

Hi everyone, 
Found a promising multifamily deal and I’m looking into creative financing options since traditional routes move pretty slow right now.
Open to hearing what’s worked for others or connecting with anyon...

@Vivan Bhalla in the last Philly City Council hearing I attended, it was estiated that there are 60,000 properties in the city without rental licenses - so join the crowd.

I've heard several stories from other California investors.

Deals like that often come with strong underwriting, professional property management, and a team approach, which can make targeting undervalued, multi-tenant properties more manageable.Markets that have been showing opportunity  include Sun Belt cities with growing populations and job markets, as well as secondary metro areas where older properties can be repositioned for higher returns