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Tim S.
  • Northeast, WI
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How old are your rental properties?

Tim S.
  • Northeast, WI
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Do age of the rental properties play and role in your decision to purchase them? Assuming the foundation is still sound. I am looking at SFH in several neighborhoods. Ages range from 50-100 years old. Personally I don't see any problem with the older homes as long as they are still structurally sound but I wanted to get other people's take. Maybe some notice it more difficult to rent in older neighborhoods?

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