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Manish Varma
  • San Francisco, CA
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Too late to jump into REI?

Manish Varma
  • San Francisco, CA
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Just started thinking about REI 2 months ago. Did some analysis and was really impressed how good the ROI can be (of course if done right!).

Then talked to some realtors for out of state investment properties (as I live in CA) and turnkey properties companies.

What I see now is:

- New construction properties: Price way too high!

- Older constructions: people selling the property they bought 6 months ago, rehabbed and now selling it for 100+% of their purchase + Rehab cost. (One example, 100+ yrs old property in IN, originally purchased for 42k in July 2020, now after rehab listed for 139k).

Anyone else also feeling the same or it’s just me? Or it’s totally normal and that’s how it works?

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