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Glenn Gillen
  • Union City, CA
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Buying first rental property with roofstock. What's the catch?

Glenn Gillen
  • Union City, CA
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I was wondering if there's a catch to using the roofstock platform for buying investment properties? Is it safe to buy any property on that site? If not, what are some criteria to look out for? What are some potential downfalls to using roofstock? 

I've looked around for other opinions on this subject, and most of the advice boils down to "It depends". I'm a new investor so my criteria is still under works, and I would like to hear more specifics on how people use roofstock to find deals or property worth investing in. So far, it looks like every property on roofstock that is over 7% cap rate seems like a good deal, but that may be a naive way of looking at it. 

Would love to hear other peoples' ideas and comments related to this subject. Thanks in advance! 

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