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Keegan Darby
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To all Phoenix (& East Valley) Investors

Keegan Darby
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Queen Creek, AZ
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Dear Arizona investors, 

There is a large supply of townhomes currently on the market. By first glance many cash flow $200+ per door and are turnkey (including HOA fees).

What are your thoughts on investing in townhomes in the Phoenix area? It seems that there are many available for rent. 

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Garrick Oconnell
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Garrick Oconnell
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Make sure you know the CCR'S before you purchase it for a rental or short term rental- A lot of condo/ townhome communities do not allow short term rentals.

I own and manage sever condo townhome rentals as long term rentals they all have there own difficulties with the HOA which do not make them bad rentals.

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