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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Best lesson you've learned with single and multi family rentals?
As a newbie, would love to hear the best lesson you've learned so far with single and multi family rentals!
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@Luis Salas
Measure twice, cut once. Make sure your numbers are accurate and don’t fudge them to make the deal look better than it is. Analysis paralysis is good compared to rushing into a bad deal.
And treat it like a business. If you simply want to help people out, do that separately from investments.
Oh, and; “Tenants always lie”.