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Bryan DeSellem
  • Cadiz, OH
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Renting to short term construction workers

Bryan DeSellem
  • Cadiz, OH
Posted

Hi All,

That might not be the best title for this question. I work for a large utility company and have been involved in a couple of facilities that were being built/commissioned. I have noticed during these large construction projects rent in the area skyrockets and nearly every rental is full, however this is only temporary (2 to 3 years). I’ve seen this where I’ve lived in Ohio, Virginia, and now Maryland. Back then I wasn’t involved in real estate at all but now that I am I wonder if that’s a opportunity I should take advantage of or steer clear of. Anyone out there that has been involved in such a market? And what was your experience?

Thanks in advance,

An Ambitious Newbie

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