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Madison Balter
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Torrance, CA
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Construction with long-term tenants living in property

Madison Balter
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Torrance, CA
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Hi BP, I am a new real estate investor living in the suburbs (beachside) of Los Angeles. I was looking to invest in the city of Long Beach, but houses are around $550k each for multi family duplexes. I walked in a house today with tenants who have lived there for maybe 15+ years. It needs lots of work on the house and I’m sure some areas are not permitted, for instance they added a bathroom to the garage. My question is, if I were to purchase a multi-unit property and rehab it to refinance it, should I be looking at properties with no tenants at the moment?
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