6 worst cities to buy an income property
You may not get enough rent to cover your costs
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Buy a rental property in one of these six cities and you’ll struggle to get enough rent to cover your monthly mortgage payments, never mind all the other costs associated with rental properties. (Based on the analysis from 2016 Best Deals in Real Estate: Where to buy now report that was just released.)
And if you missed it, here are the six best cities to buy a rental property in.
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