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Eli Webb
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Most affordable, cash flowing, non appreciating, RE in US?

Eli Webb
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vancouver, WA
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In what markets can you buy 50k-60k SFH's? 3 bed, 1-2 bath. I'm looking for homes that are rent ready. In C neighborhoods/working class. No war zone. With a demand for rentals. Cash flow is my plan. Is this possible anymore? If so, let me know your thoughts.

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Michael S.
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Michael S.
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Originally posted by @Eli Webb:

In what markets can you buy 50k-60k SFH's? 3 bed, 1-2 bath. I'm looking for homes that are rent ready. In C neighborhoods/working class. No war zone. With a demand for rentals. Cash flow is my plan. Is this possible anymore? If so, let me know your thoughts.

Upstate NY(rochester, buffalo, syracuse), ohio (dayton)  st. Louis

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