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Clearly being able to find and purchase a unit at a discount is the best option for a real estate investor. What about for those that are using RE as supplemental income? For instance, I have found a few units selling for under or around 25k. The area is nice, growing, and the units arn't junk. So long as cash flow is positive....it's all good right?

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