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Luis Lopez
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What is working in Miami?

Luis Lopez
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Miami, FL (33143)
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New to real estate investing interested in buy and hold just wondering what types of properties have worked for other investors in Miami/Kendall area?

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Raymond J. Rodrigues
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Yes sir. Keep in mind, most condos in South Florida require a limited review due to lack of reserves. A limited review requires 30% down in the state of Florida on condos for investment properties. Full review allows you to go in with as little as 15% down. If you were buying this as a primary, this would allow you to buy with as little as 3% down in lieu of the standard 25% that everyone thinks is required. I have an approved condo list for most of South Florida.

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