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Nick Rivers
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Two family with pool. Fill it in or keep it?

Nick Rivers
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boston, MA
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Im under contract on a 2 family in Boston area. As an agent ive noticed backyard space and pools get more valuable since Covid. This property has a nice backyard and pool Im just torn on whether to keep it or not with a multi. Single fam I definitely would but I just foresee headaches but other than other hand possibly more income because it’s kind of rare around here. I know there’s been some older threads on this but curious what peoples opinions are during covid times? Fill it in or make it a selling point and set rules with the tenants?

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