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Matt R.
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Does a gumball machine profit more than the average SFH rental?

Matt R.
  • Sherman Oaks, CA
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No it does not... however four gumball machines might. Is what you are thinking of buy and holding make more profit than four gumball machines? This post is to get a new investor to take a step back and consider what makes your SFH investing more profitable than 4 gumball machines.( Especially those out of state investors) Is it the location? Is it the cash flow future potential? Why would you invest in that SFH rental if just 4 gumball machines equal the returns and without the liabilty and possible extra expenses?

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Mike Cumbie
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Mike Cumbie
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@Kevin Fox

Don't be a bubble popper here or the situation could get sticky....... :)

  • Mike Cumbie

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