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Buy & Hold Investing

Cynthia Hughes
  • Inglewood, CA
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The past few weeks my wonderful agent has acquired several "buy & hold" properties with long term tenants in place. Many of which I have past on to other investors. 

As a beginner investor, what are the pros and cons of becoming a buy and hold investor? Value has already been added to most and the others are having value added so I will not have to do anything. Asking price seems to be below market and great ROI. I just want want some insight.

Thank you all in advance.

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Bjorik Mutize
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Bjorik Mutize
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In a nut shell, like @Andrew Syrios said its the best way to earn long-term wealth with accumulated cash flow if bought right/repositioned properly, principal pay down with your tenants paying down your mortgage, and if you are lucky some kind of appreciation down the line that you can possible use to your advantage.

In addition, spend some time looking at threads containing the BRRR strategy.

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