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Run down Rentals vs More Kept.

Bryce C.
  • Dallas, TX
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Im a newbie, so I need some pro advice. I have noticed some potential low cost rental properties in my area for purchase. They are a little run down, but they currently have tenants. There are also some higher priced properties that are a little better kept. Any one have any pros and cons for buying a little more run down property vs a more kept one? Goal is always cash flowing quickly! Thanks!

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