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Kenny Kim
  • Investor
  • AZ DE, and CA
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1950/60 built but remodeled turnkey houses

Kenny Kim
  • Investor
  • AZ DE, and CA
Posted

Hi Group, quick question.. when you are shopping rental properties, do you really care about the age of the house as long as it gives good cashflow/yield ? what is your thoughts on old houses built in 1950/60 but remodeled like new? It seems there are lots of turn-key houses with decent cashflow out there... what do you think? anything I need to avoid with these houses?

Thanks in advance!

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