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Ken Yeung
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Irvington, Indianapolis SFH

Ken Yeung
  • New York, NY
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I am focusing on Irvington, Indianapolis for single family home as my start of my buy and hold investment.  I have looked at a particular property selling for 62K, with a lot of rehabs pending in order to become habitable.  I am a newbie and I would like comments to see what to look for upon the transcation. 

Thank you for everyone's comments.

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Ritch Bonisa
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Ritch Bonisa
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You don't know the rehab costs?  Time frames for rent ready?

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