No two investment properties are the same. The history of repairs, market conditions and the long-term growth potential of the area — as well as your own risk preferences — all factor into whether a property is the right fit for your portfolio. Here’s what to consider.
Source: Inman News
Is this the one? 4 factors to consider when buying an investment property
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