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Updated almost 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Which is the best deal
I've got two deals I'm looking at but am only going to do one or the other and wanted to get everybody's thoughts
House 1 has
1) Has three units
2) Cash flows about 300 a month
3) In a city with a real estate market that is starting rise and with it being a block over from the historic district stands to be in a good position to have good tenants and some good appreciations
4) probably will need a new roof in 3 years
House 2 has
1) Has 3 units
2) Cash flows about 600 a month
3) in a declining neighborhood
4) Brand new roof and central AC Units
Which one would you all buy?