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Stabilized Or Value Add Property

Bradley Jernigan
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What do you guys think are usually the better deals? A deal that is stabilized with passive income coming from tenant’s rents or a burnt down/value add property where you would not make as much passive income but will make a considerable amount on the sale/refi? Personally I like having a stabilized property more but I feel as though value add deals are a great way to get started. 

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Mike Dymski
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Value add.  Can make ten years of "cash flow" in one year of value add.

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