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Angel Dejesus
  • Businessmen
  • Boston, MA
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Lack of investor financing

Angel Dejesus
  • Businessmen
  • Boston, MA
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It seems that I have 2 opportunities here. One is with a short sale condo 2 bed 1 bath at $100,000 rents for $1,200 which I'm waiting on the sellers attorney or maybe my agent. The 2nd one is a triple net grocery store selling for $150,000 with rental income of $1,500 a month with the rental tenant paying half the taxes. Which one sounds good??????? 2 things I'm looking for if one doesn't fall through is a hard money loan for one or the other. Or a partner for one or the other...any input would be appreciated

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