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Parris Crockett
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Quick question for all Bigger Pockets members

Parris Crockett
  • Westerville, OH
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Hey Bigger Pockets, which markets do you invest in ? What has worked for you in your investing venture? What hasn’t 

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Edward Cervantes
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Edward Cervantes
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Great thought-provoking question, Parris!

There's always risk in every market, but my inflow became more stable once I started screening my tenants, contractors, and property managers. I was initially lousy at screening and received mostly lousy tenants with rare exceptions. Screening enabled me to find great long-term tenants that treat my property as if it were their own.

Yes, it requires due diligence upfront, but ultimately pays off exponentially in the long-run.

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