Israeli Real Estate Investor Details Property Flip and Profit
An Israeli investor, Tzahhi Abu, has detailed a profitable real estate transaction where he purchased an apartment in Dimona for NIS 460,000. Two years later, he sold the property and acquired a cottage for NIS 1 million, effectively doubling his investment in that period.
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