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Ronda Reid-Mohammed
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Looking to Start My Real Estate Investment Journey

Ronda Reid-Mohammed
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Washington, DC
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Hello Everyone!

I’m looking to dip my toes into the rental property game. I’m seeking advice on the best way to move forward. I hear a lot of talk about building a good team. Where should I start? I’ll be an OOS investor, so do I begin with an agent in my area of interest? I’m interested in cash flow opposed to appreciation…Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks

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Matthew Irish-Jones
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@Ronda Reid-Mohammed find a broker or agent that specializes in cash flow properties.

Don’t buy a property based solely on cash flow, location and asset condition are more important than cash flow. If you don’t properly analyze them you will end up in a crappy area, with a crappy asset, and negative cash flow.

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