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Noah Wood
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Maineville, OH
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Oldest home you’ve bought

Noah Wood
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Maineville, OH
Posted

I’m fairly new to real estate and I see many times that investors have a limit as to how old their homes are, some say none before 1950 and some say other years. I’m wondering if anyone can explain to me why investors do this? Is their a reason they only buy a home 1950 and newer? 

And what is the oldest home you have bought in the past? 

Thanks!

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