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Katie Lea
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Zachary, LA
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Looking at the houses that I have

Katie Lea
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Zachary, LA
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I need some help. I have had 4 properties - I bought my first one in 2006. I never thought about them much and definitely didn't put much time in real estate, but now I am realizing that this could be a great future and these 4 houses could make a huge difference in what I do in the future. BUT!!!! I have tried to calculate the numbers on the houses that I have... the two that I have done, are bringing in about $150 in take home and about 5.5% ROI. I am kind of wondering what I should do with the homes I have (with my husband) and what I need to do going forward. Any help would be very helpful!

-Katie

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