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Sal Souza
  • Atwater, CA
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Bought first rental in Kansas City, MO

Sal Souza
  • Atwater, CA
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Hello All,

Just joined BP a couple months and happy to say I have purchased my first rental property in Kansas City, MO.  I found a great realtor, lender, property manager, etc.  I'm feeling a little down though because the property has sat vacant since escrow closing  just over two weeks ago.  Is this normal for the area?  

I did lots of research before pulling the trigger but now wondering if I made a bad move.  My original intent was to use a turnkey company but decided to go the realtor route.  The whole process has been stressful but exciting & fun at the same time.  Has anyone else out there had a similar experience?  Is it the weather?

Stumped and discouraged!

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