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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Better ROI or better neighborhood
Hi everyone,
I'm looking to purchase my first rental property and can't decide between two neighborhoods. One neighborhood is a C neighborhood but turns about 20% ROI where as there's a A/B neighborhood that turns about 10% ROI. Is the tougher neighborhood worth giving a try for a first time around?
Thanks,
Beth
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If it were me it would be no question and I would go with the nicer neighborhood, especially if this is your first property.