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Harsh Desai
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Investor in Charlotte,NC looking to network and learn

Harsh Desai
  • Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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I have been a member of bigger pockets for a while and have been listening to the podcast for over a year now. So far I have bought two properties (one in Charlotte and one in Greenville, SC)..both condos.

I am looking to network with others and learn as well as share my experiences. 

Cheers,

Harsh Desai

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Harsh Desai
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Followup to my post above (for anyone interested)... What I have found as the sweet spot is condos/townhomes in the range of $120k-$130k. If you can rent them between $1100-$1300 you can generate positive cash flow after all dues (mortgage payments, HOA fees, taxes etc.)

Would love to know what others are doing and what are your thoughts on this?

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