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Charlene Isoh
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2022 Delaware Market Analysis for buy and hold rental properties

Charlene Isoh
  • London, UK
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Hi My Fellow Biggerpocketers, 

I am temporarily staying in Delaware and looking to see if there is any opportunity in this crazy market to buy and hold either a sfh or duplex strictly for a cashflow play in this state (if the numbers make sense) and stay within a budget of around 110k (max note I would be using traditional lending). I would love to understand if the current market with my criteria makes sense to begin building a team here and if so what areas to look out for that can provide stability and good cashflow. All advice is great advice so please share away and thanks in advance.

Regards,

Char

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