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All Forum Posts by: Jamal L.

Jamal L. has started 134 posts and replied 371 times.

Post: The best buy

Jamal L.Posted
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
  • Posts 398
  • Votes 156

That would depend on your aspirations as well as your finanaces.  What i mean by that is what niche are you seeking in real estate? and how much capital you are working with? If you are seeking to flip the house for a good profit you would want to do your due dillegence and see if home owners are buying in the area you are investing in.  If you are seeking to become a land lord it may be ideal to get a home already in decent condition and find out what the rent market value is in the area so you can assess what will be your return on investment. In any event you would have to study the market and due homework as well as find out what the full estimated coast would be before you make a equitable investment.