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Best areas for SFH rental investment?

Sarp Ka
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Hi there,

Where are the best areas for SFH investments in Miami area?
I'll be looking for areas where I can rent the property out to white collar or stable income families who would be paying rent responsibly and not damage the property.
Also areas should have cash-flow positive.

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Anthony Dooley
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Only you can answer this question. Know your market and farm neighborhoods that you know will cash flow with the type of tenant you are looking for. You set the criteria and then shop your market for houses that meet the criteria. Every investor will have a little different criteria. BTW, I have evicted "white collar" tenants too. The type of job people have doesn't determine if they will pay.

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