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Property in bad neighbor

Van Lam
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Hi, I just bought my commercial multifamily in Gainesville in D Neighborhood but It was cash flow day one, I was super excited to go in there and do some brrr. After I did some rehabs on my unit, I listed on Zillow for 1 week but no contacts. Start worrying a little bit. What should I do to get more contacts? (It was 1 miles away from where, I consider as bad area). Thanks

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Quote from @Dustin Tucker:

If you aren't getting any traction, you are probably over priced, you may want to consider a Mid term Rental to the Snow Bird community.


 Do snowbirds want to live in Class D areas?

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