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How do I know if it's a good opportunity?
Hi everyone, I am just beginning my real estate journey at 25. I have listened to a bunch of BP podcasts and am currently reading How to Invest In Real Estate by Josh Dorkin and Brandon Turner, I am very green! I'm interested in checking out a multi-family unit with the intent to live in one and rent out the other, how can I be confident that the investment I'm making is not an insane one?
This is a current property I have in mind
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1637-N-Richmond-St-Chicago-IL-60647/2061617763_zpid/?