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Melissa Perez
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northern, NJ
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High construction costs and buying distressed properties

Melissa Perez
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Northern, NJ
Posted

Hello BP fam,

I am recently in the process of closing on an out-of-state turnkey property in the Cleveland, Ohio area and am already dreaming of the next one. I have been doing a lot of reading and research and am tempted to delve into purchasing a fixer upper in the Columbus, Ohio area and holding onto it as a rental and have been wondering how that might look like, given the crazy cost of construction right now.

Would love thoughts on what I can expect to encounter and if I should avoid projects that may be too much work? I am, to be honest, really scared and hesitant to try this but any and all feedback would be appreciated. 

Thanks!

  • Melissa Perez
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