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Hi guys, I am a Miami realtor and new to investing in rentals. I am looking for other investors who could advise me in great areas where I can invest to buy a cheap property to rent out. I'm talking about an 80,000 - 100,000 dollar property. If anyone knows please introduce yourself and state some great information. Thank you so much

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Just recognize that if you have $30k you will need money for reserves as most lower priced homes have lower quality tenants who have higher eviction rates and higher turnover costs.


 I agree 100%. But considering that my down payment would cost around $16-$18,000 do you still think 30,000 is not enough. I have found properties in areas in the Midwest ranging from 80 to 90 grand. What are your thoughts? 



 


 Make sure to have a GREAT PM. These properties will have zero appreciation and only money will come from cash flow, so one bad tenant will eat up years of cash flow. 

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