What are the most common investing mistakes?
Deciding only on price or projected return; not checking title, liens and permits; transferring money to personal accounts; ignoring expenses such as maintenance, management and taxes; not reading the condominium rules; and not comparing with similar properties. Almost all of them are avoided with proper due diligence.
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