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What do you consider red flags?

Kusha Karvandi
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I’m looking to buy 3 bedroom single family homes in the Chandler, AZ area with the intent to turn them into long term rentals. When investing in a property, what types of things do you consider red flags that lead you to avoid that property? I know there’s a balance between certain things that may be unattractive to the average buyer (which makes it easier for an investor to get a better deal), but what things would be non-negotiable?
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