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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

What to do?
I've been on here for a few months, listened to many podcasts and looked at many listings but am not sure where to start. I want to buy a long term rental but my area is a tourist destination so the long term rental market is poor. I'd rather not do vacation rentals as they are too unpredictable for me. I looked at a 4 unit in bad condition with a GOI of $36k--asking $310,000, and a 2 unit with GOI of $18k--asking $180,000 in bad condition in a flood zone. The property taxes here are high and any decent SFH is around $200k but I know the area well. My biggest advantage is that my dad is a GC so rehab estimates are simple. I'm really not sure which avenue to pursue so any advice is appreciated.