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Michael J Martinez
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Investing in D areas (south Florida)

Michael J Martinez
  • Davie, FL
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Good afternoon I am from south Florida ( Fort Lauderdale area)and I will be starting out in real estate investing real soon. What do you all think about investing in D areas. Seems like there is a lot of these type of properties available in my area for a reasonable price, and thoughts on purchasing from wholesalers . if from south Florida I am looking for a mentor. I could use the help. Don’t have a great support network down here. Family, and friends think I’m crazy.

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Connor Heim
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Connor Heim
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you will be dealing with a high level of evictions, drama, crime. You may have difficulty finding a property manager.

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