Fractured condos are a very risky long term play.

No one knows how it will play out.

I think @Jay Hinrichs can attest to that, virtually every one of his posts reeks of even-handedness and fair play :) 

Additionally areas that are more speculative will likely soften as investors who are holding the properties for flips or appreciation plays back out.

It’s certainly possible, you just have to figure out how to make the most out of your time and play to your strengths!

Home is even right next door to the neighborhood park for your kids to play.

In my mind right now this comes into play on finding investors for current deals we have in the works.  

You played a part...thank you so much!

Tomorrow who knows if it will come into play, something you are going to have to factor.  1% rule is at .98% almost there. 

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