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Updated over 8 years ago, 06/20/2016

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Kelley Lefmann
  • Virtual Assistant
  • Carmel, CA
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What niche to focus on?

Kelley Lefmann
  • Virtual Assistant
  • Carmel, CA
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My partner & I (new to real estate investing) have been advised to pick a niche: homes for first-time buyers, “value-add” properties (those in need of work), foreclosure buys, tax lien purchases, etc.  That said, since we are looking to invest out of state, and will be partnering with a private investor, I'm intimidated by foreclosure buys & tax lien purchases. In hot markets that have seen huge appreciation (10%) in recent years, are we being naive to buy & hold, versus buy low & flip? 

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