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Updated over 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Hi @Randy Jones,
I think for your first deal, keep it to one property to make it easy on yourself and limit your risk of making mistakes and getting overwhelmed. Especially since the 6-property deal for $100k averages to 16.6k per property anyway. Also 4 of the 6 are not rented, so you would scrambling to find renters on 4 properties and doing lite rehab.
Would these be cash deals for you? My assumption, and I could be wrong, is that the bank won't finance on these.
Definitely get a walkthrough on all 8 houses. Then you can judge for yourself from an education perspective what "lite rehab" means. It's quite possible that the houses that are rented need just as much rehab.