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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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  • Specialist
  • Sioux Falls SD and Phoenix AZ
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Cash Flow Rentals in Sioux Falls

Account Closed
  • Specialist
  • Sioux Falls SD and Phoenix AZ
Posted

Sioux Falls South Dakota has no shortage of house flippers and re-modelers. But it seems like a large chunk of people aren't investing in cash flowing rentals. Why is this? Obliviously there aren't none of these individuals but it seems like there is a shortage of them looking to actively acquire new rental properties. The Sioux Falls rental market is strong and even during difficult times and recession the market hasn't been hit as significantly as other markets. Is there a rhyme or reason behind the shortage of cash flowing rental buyers in our city or can anyone shed light onto a good reason to avoid them at the current time? 

Would love to hear all thoughts and feedback on this and start a conversation.

Thank you all,

Brady

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