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Is this realistic?
Hi All,
I wanted to ask you guys if this type of analysis seems realistic. I have created a SS that would track the most ideal investing situation and see if others found this to be realistic/plausible. Keep in mind these are assumptions and I understand things can and do change. Instead of buying 29 new properties, I may buy one larger apartment complex. I also realize that no one is going to buy 23.19 properties. I just tried to keep it as simple as possible.
Let me know your thoughts.
Assumptions:
Money Saved - $40,000/year + proceeds from new properties
Cost of homes - $100,000
% down - 25%
Cash flow per month - $400/home