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Updated about 9 years ago,

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Kyle Godbout
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Buy and Holds in lower income areas

Kyle Godbout
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  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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Hi there. I know this topic has probably already been discussed many times, but I'm asking about it in this period of time and preferably in the Midwest. 

I own and rent in Omaha, Nebraska and am looking to expand with more buy and holds. Do many of you invest in low income areas ($20,000-$40,000 for a rehab)? It looks like this is the price range to be in due to a larger amount of better buys available. I also manage my own properties, so that is a factor as well.

Thanks in advance for your experience and thoughts. 

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