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6 unit double triplex in a bad area

Matthew Foster
  • Modesto, CA
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A rookie here..I'm super excited about the possibility of becoming a real estate investor. Currently I'm looking at a 6 unit deal in Turlock Ca HollyBrook Estates( double triplex) in a somewhat bad neighborhood. Anyone familiar with this deal and/or can help me figure out if it's worth it trying to rally up the $ for it??

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Jeff Morelock
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Jeff Morelock
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  • Milton & Pensacola Area, FL
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Also remember that there are a lot of good people who have to live in "bad" areas. They are potential tenants for your properties.

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