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Chan K.
  • Lowell, MA
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Landlord, Appliances, Material in Massachusetts

Chan K.
  • Lowell, MA
Posted

Hi BPers,

A part of seeking out lead and close on build in equity and good positive cash flow property, I realized that the ability to shop for LOW COST APPLIANCE AND MATERIAL to dress the property is also important. This will help increase profit and reduce cost.

Where do you smart landlord usually shops (note, I use the term shop not buy)?

Here is a few place, but the cost is high .... (pre-owned or secondary hand place is welcome)

1. ebay

2. Amazon

3. Home Depot

4. Lowes

5.

6.

....

....

Please help me build the list above ... for you smart guru shoppers ...

Thanks,

-Chan-

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