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Updated over 7 years ago, 04/09/2017

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Kleefenzie Lightner
  • Hamilton, NJ
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Buying & Holding

Kleefenzie Lightner
  • Hamilton, NJ
Posted

Hello,

As a newbie I'm seeking the advice of experienced investors. Would you do a buy & hold as a rental property on the same street as your primary residence? Currently there are two properties on my street that are vacant (owners deceased). Having heard a recent podcast on the potential nightmare of having tenants living so close I'm a little cautious about the idea. Maybe wholesaling the properties would be better? I look forward to you suggestions.

Thanks

Klee

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