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Tread carefully, advises Mark Nash, author of 1001 Tips for Buying and Selling a Home. That newly renovated and freshly painted short-term investment could become an expanding financial nightmare if not managed properly as a rental. Novices to landlording should remember that finding the right tenant to care take their investment should be their number one priority.

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