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Getting the right property
What would be better starting at the higher end of your price point or going with the average price for a rental property? Would it also be better to look in a neighborhood that is well established or a brand new neighborhood
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Originally posted by @Matthew Mason:
What would be better starting at the higher end of your price point or going with the average price for a rental property? Would it also be better to look in a neighborhood that is well established or a brand new neighborhood
Matthew - great questions. You must be clear on these. until then you are not ready to buy!
Good luck studying :)