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Must-haves vs. Nice-to-haves

Alex Kesner
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Hi everyone,
My business partner & I are getting our ducks in a row to buy our first property.

We’ve taken a lot of the necessary steps but I’m looking for feedback on what’s a must have and what’s a nice to have. 

We have our finances in order for a down payment, We know what types of properties we want to buy and we know where we want to buy. What’s left?

my mind goes to a property management software, bookkeeping software, etc. but going to throw this out to the community


what do we absolutely need at first, and what can wait?

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