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Updated 11 months ago, 01/28/2024

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Andrew Belz
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  • Real Estate Agent
  • Olympia, WA
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I Don't See the Downside..

Andrew Belz
Agent
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Olympia, WA
Posted

Hi All,

I'm a new investor looking to purchase in the Louisville, KY area. I live in Western Washington & home prices are too inflated for me to break in with the financing I would like. I'm finding houses for $200-$250K in what I've been told are nice parts of the city, with potential stable & respectable tenants and good rental rates. I could comfortably put 10%+ down on these. 

The market just seems better in almost every way and I have family living not far from that location if emergencies come up with the property. Also thinking of just hiring a property management company.  

Are there potential risks I'm not thinking of? Or better ways I should be thinking about this? Any thoughts would be helpful, Thank you! 

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