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Are no tenants a dangerous sign?

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I found a great multiplex (fourplex) in an upcoming area. It has value added potential as I can 2 more doors. However, it currently has no tenants. Is that a dangerous sign? 

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@Huck Nguyen Am currently buying a vacant property. The sellers are in their 70s and just don’t want to be landlords anymore. They mostly renovated and only a few small things came up in the inspection.

Ask questions, get an inspection, and make sure it’s in a decent area where there are renters and that renters will want to live there.

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