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Is this a good deal?
Hello I am trying to decide which deal is better, if either.
1. Home price $110,000. Will add $20,000 in repairs and home will he worth $139,000.
Taxes: $1750
Insurance: $700
Rents for $1200.
This home is in a nice neighborhood and will rent easy. It will also bring decent appreciation and low crime.
2. Home Price $78,000. Nothing to add.
Taxes: $1100
Insurance: $600
Rents for $850
This home is in a C list neighborhood, and might bring some crime.
Thoughts?