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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Good margins for condos
Hey there you guys...
I’m looking into buying my first rental property and I’ve been running numbers in my area and have a few questions to see what you seasoned vets would think. These are strictly questions for buy and hold investments.
- Are lower margins for condos worth it due to not being responsible for the roof, siding, etc...
- Are there any decreased value on these properties due to the ongoing HOA fees even after paying off the loan?
- Are there any hesitations investing into these properties due to possible restrictions the HOA may have?
Any input would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!