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Doris Jin Huang
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Rent to Retirement TK

Doris Jin Huang
  • Investor
  • New York, NY
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We are looking to buy our first out-of-state rental property from Rent to Retirement. Just had an initial conversation with them and lined up a lender. What I’m most nervous about long distance deals is not knowing the area, so I’m doing my own research on the neighborhoods and compare with the information provided by R2R. I’ve come across places where they classified as a “B neighborhood” while other investors/realtors on BP recommend to avoid due to high crime. I understand ratings are somewhat subjective and neighborhoods are also changing, but wanted to see if people who had worked with this company generally find their neighborhood classifications accurate?

Thanks,

Doris

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