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Anita Moore-Bohannon
  • Illinois
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If you had to choose

Anita Moore-Bohannon
  • Illinois
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Good morning, everyone. I am a newbie investor and would love to understand how other investors would think through the scenario below: .If you had to choose between investing in a turnkey rental property estimated to produce over $300 monthly cash flow, and 16% cash on cash return, OR bidding on city owned properties that provide the potential for attaining two properties for the price of the one turnkey, which route would you go if you had to choose. Please help me out by not saying you would do both. And, also explaining your logic would help me. Thanks for your help. Anita

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