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Izzi S.
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  • Berkley, Mi
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Too Good To Be True?

Izzi S.
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  • Berkley, Mi
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Hi Bigger Pockets!

I have been analyzing deals for some time now and I think I finally found a deal that seems to be worth buying. YET, I am nervous that I am missing something big that will make this a flop.

Deal seems to be profitable day 1 ( According to my conservative calculations at least 10% Cash ROI with an possible 20 % if all goes well). 100 % occupied with "long term tenants".

The property is a multi family in Michigan.  

I am nervous about things like not being up to code or having to install fire suppressant systems... Who knows.... its basically the fear of the unknown.

Any advice for a newbie?

  • Izzi S.
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