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Evict and Renovate or keep old tenants and get by?

Sean McElligott
Posted Aug 17 2018, 14:43

Would you buy a house where you had to evict a tenant on day one, spend 20,000 on renovations in an effort to make a great return with current market rates? I would have to float the mortgage for 5 months plus renovations but the rents are way under market value. The reason I ask is because in "The Book on Rental Property Investing" by Brandon Turner he writes that it would be a disaster to have that scenario. Is that terrible to take such a loss up front knowing the rewards that lay ahead? Current rents is 925 a month and I can get it up to 2375 after the losses I describe above.

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