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Geoffrey Israel
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Best ROI on Residential Property Options?

Geoffrey Israel
  • Homeowner
  • Arlington, VA
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I am in the fortunate situation of: 

  • A) High income earner
  • B) No family
  • C) I can work from anywhere 

I currently own two properties in Washington D.C. and am on the hunt for number three. I can obtain a primary loan with 5% down for ~$700k. All in, I can consider a primary property at or below the $750k depending on HOA/Insurance/Taxes/etc. At it stands, spending $750k in the DMV is NOT the best use of my money. I can travel anywhere and purchase a residential property and convert it to a rental after six months to a year. Some of my ideas are:

  • 1) Beach/Mountain property for short term rentals
  • 2) A Duplex/Triplex/Quadplex in a metro city (Philly, Cleveland, etc.)
  • 3) Single family property in a great area

If you were looking for the best ROI, what would you focus on?

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Joshua Janus
  • Realtor
  • Cleveland, OH
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Joshua Janus
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Columbus, Ohio is a great hybrid mix of appreciation and cash flow if your looking for a residential. The population is growing relatively higher than the country and lots of businesses have been moving in as well. 

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