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Thanks for the replies.
I think I’ll leave this type of investing for when I’m a bit more savvy. At the moment I’m still trying to find my feet. I’m sure towns come and go and there will be plenty of opportunities when I feel ready.
This is the kind of stuff I need to learn! I guess it’s not that hard, but I will need to ask more people more questions.
I had a suspicion that it wasn’t a very good deal… I wanted to see in a practical way how one goes about doing the numbers.
They state that they are thinking that each individual unit is $120K, so to answer your questions, yes I think they are factoring in dividing the properties and selling each off individually.
“In a good location” is from my knowledge of the area – it is near a busy intersection with local shops, schools, uni, transport etc and the area has lots low income workers who rent more often than buy.
When you say that with so many units, you have to delve into their personal matters, isn’t that why you pay for management fees? I always thought that owning the whole place would be easier than owning units individually….
So I guess this is where being “creative” and negotiation comes in right?
Thanks for the comments.
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