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Mike Jordan
  • Los Angeles, CA
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High net yield over 8%

Mike Jordan
  • Los Angeles, CA
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hi

I am looking to buy a property with high net yield/cap/ROI, my budget is around200 k USD.i am afraid is fraud, I need professional help to verify the property before the contract, I am looking forward in Liverpool and Orlando.

These are my questions 

1 Is it possible to find a property with high net income over 9%

2 where can I find professional help e.g real estate advisor to verify the property real cost and income

3 what is the best kind of property to have this goal, budget hotel, multifamily?

4 where can I find statics related to these data

5 any further advice?

Regards

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Matt K.
  • Walnut Creek, CA
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Matt K.
  • Walnut Creek, CA
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Don't do this, don't buy at the bottom of asset class and try to manage it remotely. Don't do it locally either if you lack experience. YOU WILL GET BURNED. Understand your goal and find a property that can get you there... Chasing a paper return won't translate to real life success.

Just look at all the Morris invest threads if you need "proof".

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