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Old 02-19-2005, 12:14 PM  
FunForOne
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make sure you get the facts about association fees or condo fees before you buy.

Also, dont hestiate to start with smaller rent places.

Sometimes you can get 4 places for the price of one and diversify your risk. example, one vacancy doesn't put you out of buisness.
If you want to go really low, get places where the people get the government to pay their rent. Thats low risk, but usually some initial cash investment to renivate to code.

Buying rent property is making your money work you. Good luck
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