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Negative Buy and Hold

Lilly Olabre
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Hi! I'm in the middle of my first flip right now and rehab costs are going over my initial estimate. I was thinking about keeping it as a rental in case it wouldn't sell as much as I thought it would. I think it'll show as negative initially if I keep it as a rental and I'm wondering if anyone has held on to a property at a negative initially and just wait a few years for appreciation? Or is this just a no-no because it's too risky or is this something other investors have done?

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