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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Would you consider land lease properties for rental investments?
Looking at a property as a possible rental.
HOA fee is higher than normal, at $450 where in the same neighborhood it's around $175-$225.
The reason it's because it's on a land lease.
But the townhouse is priced lower than expected, also because it's on a land lease.
The land lease expires 2074, a long way away.
Now, would you consider a land lease property even if it's that far away?