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Pilar Jin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • florida
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newly flipped vs. space for add on

Pilar Jin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • florida
Posted

Hi All,

I start to search the available duplex/triplex on the market around Pompano Beach. Among all the choices two catch my eyes.

A: newly flipped (seller invested $100k on flip), ready to collect rent

B: tenant in, rental is 10% below market, oversized lot can add on

Which type of property is more suitable for a newbie like me? Before I only have a SFR and no experience and intention to flip. Which one do you think is easier to sell after 3-5 years?

Cheers

Pilar

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