Sentences with phrase «property in a bad neighborhood»

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According to insurance giant Allstate, Floridians are far more likely to opt for an insurance package in the neighborhood of $ 100,000 / $ 300,000 for bodily liability, $ 50,000 in property damage insurance, $ 5,000 in extra medical payments coverage, and uninsured motorist coverage of $ 10,000 / $ 20,000 (not a bad idea, since Florida's uninsured motorist rate is estimated to be around 19 % by the Insurance Research Council).
This past weekend I focused on looking at vacant properties on the code violation list, using the old worst house in a great neighborhood.
In CA, a unit that rents for $ 600 a month would likely be a dump, in a bad area, and no amenities, but in a place like OH, it would be a regular blue collar neighborhood, hence price has nothing to do with it as values of property change dramatically depending on geographIn CA, a unit that rents for $ 600 a month would likely be a dump, in a bad area, and no amenities, but in a place like OH, it would be a regular blue collar neighborhood, hence price has nothing to do with it as values of property change dramatically depending on geographin a bad area, and no amenities, but in a place like OH, it would be a regular blue collar neighborhood, hence price has nothing to do with it as values of property change dramatically depending on geographin a place like OH, it would be a regular blue collar neighborhood, hence price has nothing to do with it as values of property change dramatically depending on geography.
The one rule of thumb that works every time is the worst property, in the worst condition, in the worst neighborhood will always cashflow best.
California prices have gotten so out of control that the properties are selling under 2.5 % cap rates in bad neighborhoods.
If you stay out of the projects (this one area about 1.5 mi away that is bad enough for me not to invest in), its FULL of great neighborhoods and property.
Is your property in such a bad neighborhood you will just take anybody who can pay the first months rent?
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