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KJ Miller
  • Shawnee Mission, KS
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Too good to be true?

KJ Miller
  • Shawnee Mission, KS
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So I am looking to purchase my first rental property. I know that typically deals are not found on MLS or Craigslist as these are the "deals" that have made it past all the savvy investors. My question is this though: I have found a house for sale in a solid C or C+ neighborhood that is listed for sale for 48K. Long term tenant already in place. Paying 725 a month. This would easily cash flow around 200$ per month. Market rent in the area for comparable SFH is 800-950 a month. So my question is, should I look into it? Why hasnt this already been gobbled up? Is it too good to be true?

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