As any experienced real estate investor will tell you, not all investment properties are created equal. Homes that might be perfect for a primary residence, for example, might not yield positive cash flows — and without positive cash flows, you’re losing money, not making it.
Here are a few things to think about and properties to avoid when you are ready to invest your hard-earned cash equity capital.
1. Anything that doesn’t generate rental income
Read more...Six of the Worst Real Estate Investments - Forbes
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