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Jesus Lopez Jr
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Does home year built matter?

Jesus Lopez Jr
  • Goodyear, AZ
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So I am new to the whole REI investing world and have come up on some properties that might have some potential. My plan is to start off as a wholesaler and build up some money to get into fix and flips. But one question that I have is if the year that the house was built have a big affect on whether it is a good deal or not? Of course roofing and year of ac unit matters, but do investors really focus on the age of the house? I guess I'm mainly concerned if fix and flip investors focus on this and would affect their interest in a property? Thanks for the help!

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