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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Garage?
My husband and I are new to real estate inventing. We have 2 SFHs and are looking at purchasing our 3rd. We're interested in a property but it does not have a garage. Most homes in the neighborhood have at least 1 car garage so when we go to sell we'd want to build one then, however, what are thoughts on putting the investment in now while it's a rental? We are on opposite ends. Thanks for the help!
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If you plan to build the garage eventually anyway, you may as well do it now. You would be able to charge more rent for a house with a garage and thereby start making your money back on that garage.