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Trey R.
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  • North Carolina
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Making yourself actually submit an offer

Trey R.
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  • North Carolina
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I currently have two rental properties and they were both former primary residences.  My short term goal is to have 5 rental properties (only 3 away) by the end of 2018.  

Anytime I look for properties on the MLS and they have been there more than a few months I tell myself "Well, if it's still there then obviously something is wrong with it since no other investors have picked it up". Obviously I could remedy this problem with an inspection or walk through with a GC but at this point I usually talk myself out of looking further.

I take it I'm not the only one with this problem right?  What did you do to get past this stage?

This is a property I was looking at earlier today.  Based on my limited experience I know I should go for it.  It's been on the market for 220+ days.  It was purchased in 2015 for $17k and completely redone with almost everything being brand new (including roof, hvac, water heater).  I would say the area would probably be given a C rating.

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