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Peter Pierzchala
  • New to Real Estate
  • Simsbury, CT
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Neighborhood Aesthetics for Rental Properties

Peter Pierzchala
  • New to Real Estate
  • Simsbury, CT
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How important are the immediate surroundings when choosing a property for Rental potential? Im currently looking for my first to BRRRR, in CT. While looking through those on the mls, I sometimes come across one that looks promising but as I look at the area, I see why its maybe priced a little better than others. For example, there was one in Windsor Locks listed at 100k (with water and freeze damage), but it was also sandwiched between a church and a town parking lot - I wouldn't want to live there but that's my personal preference. Another was right across from a rundown warehouse. How do situations like that affect the potential rent? Is targeting properties like that helping you avoid competition from other buyers looking for a primary home?

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