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Melissa Camden
  • Cameron, NC
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Too good to be true?

Melissa Camden
  • Cameron, NC
Posted

Hello, I am in the education phase of real estate investing and keeping an eye on Zillow in the process. I noticed this came up and I am curious why a fully occupied apartment would go up for sale. Why wouldn't someone want to hold this and keep making money? Would you jump on this or are you as skeptical as I am? I don't have a ton of money saved up so that is why I'm not jumping on buying my first rental property.

 https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/condo,apartm...

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