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Nicholas Leimbach
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lakeville, CT
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Old New England homes

Nicholas Leimbach
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Lakeville, CT
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I currently live on the north west end of Connecticut. I've been searching for my first buy for a couple months now most of the places that I've been looking at are foreclosed single families and multi families that are priced appropriately for the area. Needless to say, they all need Work. All investors alike, how do you feel about these older New England homes as rental property's or flips? I'm talking about places that are 1950's all the way into the late 1800's maybe even earlier than that. Are properties like this a waste of time and funds? because that is the majority of the inventory around here. I was hoping to start local in order to pay my self on the management aspect, hopefully even a house hack. I have an understanding of the market around here but slim pickings when trying to find a property that I can force appreciation into without going over budget.

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