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Maurice Ilao
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  • Oceanside, NY
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Buy N holding in low income/ high crime normal?

Maurice Ilao
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  • Oceanside, NY
Posted

Hey everyone,

I am obviously new here with my whopping  3 post in these forums but was wondering if buying in high crime/low income areas is normal for rental properties. I live in NY and these areas seem to be the only places that make any sense to make a profit. I would love to buy in a nice area where i can possibly live in one day but the math doesn't make sense.  

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