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Updated over 6 years ago, 06/19/2018

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Nathan Ku
  • New to Real Estate
  • Union City, CA
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Renting MFR to C/D class

Nathan Ku
  • New to Real Estate
  • Union City, CA
Posted
Hi colleagues I have not ventured into MFR so far and I am a bit hesitant to get into MFR primarily because of unknown associated with class c/d neighborhood. I don’t have capital to get in class A/b and as such I am not sure if I should venture in such C/D neighborhoods when it comes to rental. I am sure many of you have had similar issues, wanted to get your thoughts if I should avoid getting into this business as it’s not my strength and focus on accumulating enough capital for class b MFR in California or elsewhere. Please advise Thanks in advance Nathan

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