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Callie Carter
  • Investor
  • Forest Hills, NY
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What are your thoughts?

Callie Carter
  • Investor
  • Forest Hills, NY
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Hi guys,

I'm curious to hear what some of you would think in this situation. My husband and I invest in NC. We've been watching this neighborhood that is in a good area however almost the entire neighborhood is for rent and a lot are going into foreclosure. The "deals" are there but we've been wary of purchasing because of how empty it seems to be. We can't decide if it's just the downside of the market bubble because all of them went for about $40-50,000 more than they're up for now or if there's a bigger underlying problem we're not seeing. 

What are your thoughts on buying at a good price but there being a possibility it won't get rented? It's definitely not a flip situation and my husband and I prefer buy and hold for passive income purposes.

Or, what are the red flags out there in this situation that I may not be seeing?

Thanks for the advice!

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