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Andy Rousch
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condo rentals a good idea for beginner landlords?

Andy Rousch
  • Investor
  • Mt. Arlington NJ
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Can investing in condos be a good idea for beginner rental property owners? I know they will probably cash flow less due to the HOA fees, but at the same time for a new investor there won't be as much worry about any exterior issues. At the same time I guess those HOA fees could just be put into a future repair fund for single family homes. Any success stories in people that have started with rental condo units?

Trying to decide between a condo, multi family, or single family for my next property.

Thanks!

Andy Rousch

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Here is a podcast all about it:

https://joefairless.com/podcast/jf392-youre-missing-out-without-condos-in-your-portfolio/

I have a few townhouses that are in a condo HOA and I am quite happy paying the fee and having all exterior maintenance not be something I have to think about.

The fee is reasonable but I assume fees in NJ are higher or even dealbreakers.

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