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Good rental deal right next to a church - would you take it?

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I found what seems to be a great deal, single family, downtown area, good neighborhood where I could add good value with renovation.

The property is however literately next to a Catholic Church, I wonder if that may scare prospect tenants away (e.g. noise from the bells or something else).

Does any have experience with such kind properties here? Would you take it or not? What would be you big decision factors?

Thanks -

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Dennis M.
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Dennis M.
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It’s not a train track dude . Your over thinking this . For most folks a church is a welcome sight that would be a positive not a negative. Not a lot of crime prostitution or drugs sold in front lawns of churches

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