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Alan Asriants
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  • Philadelphia, PA
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Think of the Future when Buying Rentals

Alan Asriants
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Philadelphia, PA
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Whenever I am looking at rental properties to purchase for my own portfolio, I often look at the amenities, features, layout, and functionality of the living space. I always ask myself: in 15 to 20 years, would this space still fit modern standards?

The reality is that new construction is only getting larger. People want bigger living rooms, more storage, more space, more amenities, and more features. Purchasing a property that is too small, has low ceilings, or has a funky layout lowers the potential of your investment in the future.

A functional and logical layout — with well-thought-out, dedicated spaces for living and dining — will stand the test of time. Units that feel strange or odd today may be completely obsolete in the future.

I call this future-proofing your investments.

Best of luck!

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