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Ann Gillet
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6 Unit apartment complex red flags

Ann Gillet
  • Trenton, NJ
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I'm new to REI and am in the process of learning. While researching various areas, I came across a 6 unit apartment complex that has great numbers. It's been on the market for 75 days and is currently bank owned. Would this be a red flag? Is it common for good deals to sit for so long? Thanks!!

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Andrew Syrios
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Andrew Syrios
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I don't think that's necessarily a red flag, although you should be aware it's been looked over and thereby is highly unlikely to be a great deal. But apartments can take a while to sell and sometimes sellers take offers substantially below asking. 

I would be much more concerned about the area, occupancy, tenant quality and necessary repairs.

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