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John Landmark
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Miami, FL
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Rental Cap Limit 30% ??? Any options before to buy?

John Landmark
  • Real Estate Professional
  • Miami, FL
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Hi! I'd appreciate any help here. I just wondering any work around to rentals to avoid to be trap in Condominium rental cap. The manager of the association where I plan to buy (for rental) just told me that they have a 30% rental limit for the condominium. I'm practically new in real state investment. Is there any option to avoid this kind of head ache?? What about if I buy and then I cannot rent my unit? Any other investment alternative? I want to invest $150k

                      Thanks!!! John

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