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Jacksonville FL current market hack tips
My partner and I have found success in the current market with buy and holds. Especially with new construction incentives. We're both investor agents and we talk to the builders and work deals to get the best rates and incentives. Then we live in the property for a year or so, and then rent the whole thing out. When the market flips, we could consider selling, or continue to hold while annually increasing rents. We have 5 properties now and have had positive results with all of them. We also have 2 duplex listings in the area that would be perfect for a live-in owner to rent the other unit. Then they could move out the following year or so and rent the whole thing out, if wanted. Listings like that can be great starter and partner investments. Hope this helps. :)