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🛑 🛑 🛑  I Will Never Buy A House On A Corner Lot Or Main Street as an Investor— Here’s Why 1. Higher Property Taxes Corner lots have dual frontage — meaning they face two streets instead of one. That extra frontage gives the property a higher assessed value which means higher property taxes every single year eating directly into your cash flow. 2. Noise Never Stops Dual frontage on main roads means constant traffic from two directions — engines, horns, sirens, trucks. Tenants notice immediately and it affects your ability to keep good long term tenants and charge top dollar in rent. 3. Safety Risk For Families A child’s ball rolling into a busy intersection is not hypothetical — it’s a real and documented danger. The more frontage a property has on active streets the greater the exposure to traffic. As a landlord that’s a liability you don’t want. 4. Higher Insurance Costs More frontage means more liability exposure. Vandalism, accidents, increased foot traffic — all of it can drive your insurance premium higher than a comparable interior lot with single frontage. 5. Less Privacy Less Desirability Dual frontage means two sides of your property face public streets. Corner and main road properties sit longer on the market and see more tenant turnover. People pay a premium for privacy and peace — and busy streets offer neither. Not every deal that looks good on paper is a good deal. Dual frontage comes with hidden costs that eat your cash flow before you even collect rent. Know what you’re buying before you buy it. Book a free 15-minute strategy call — link in bio. https://forms.gle/G8QtTL44VfUXPGhY9 #RealEstateInvesting  #LandlordLife #RealEstateTips  #PropertyInvesting  #RealEstateEducation
🛑 🛑 🛑 I Will Never Buy A House On A Corner Lot Or Main Street as an Investor— Here’s Why 1. Higher Property Taxes Corner lots have dual frontage — meaning they face two streets instead of one. That extra frontage gives the property a higher assessed value which means higher property taxes every single year eating directly into your cash flow. 2. Noise Never Stops Dual frontage on main roads means constant traffic from two directions — engines, horns, sirens, trucks. Tenants notice immediately and it affects your ability to keep good long term tenants and charge top dollar in rent. 3. Safety Risk For Families A child’s ball rolling into a busy intersection is not hypothetical — it’s a real and documented danger. The more frontage a property has on active streets the greater the exposure to traffic. As a landlord that’s a liability you don’t want. 4. Higher Insurance Costs More frontage means more liability exposure. Vandalism, accidents, increased foot traffic — all of it can drive your insurance premium higher than a comparable interior lot with single frontage. 5. Less Privacy Less Desirability Dual frontage means two sides of your property face public streets. Corner and main road properties sit longer on the market and see more tenant turnover. People pay a premium for privacy and peace — and busy streets offer neither. Not every deal that looks good on paper is a good deal. Dual frontage comes with hidden costs that eat your cash flow before you even collect rent. Know what you’re buying before you buy it. Book a free 15-minute strategy call — link in bio. https://forms.gle/G8QtTL44VfUXPGhY9 #RealEstateInvesting #LandlordLife #RealEstateTips #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateEducation

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