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Lance S.
  • Clermont, FL
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Thoughts on Condo Units to Buy and Rent out.

Lance S.
  • Clermont, FL
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Getting started into the REI world and have been analyzing deals and looked at several multi unit places with realtor but none have worked out on numbers (Thx for all the spreadsheets everyone)! After doing some expanded searching there seems to be many condo units going for sale. Thoughts on condo units as buy and hold if the numbers are right. I know it would be slower growth than multi units but there are units available that would cash flow with decent cap. Thanks in advance for input and insight!

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