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2% of purchase- will it cash flow?

Charlie F.
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hey Guys- I'm looking to invest in my first property, a multifamily in the NYC area. I spoke with a seasoned investor who told me that for a property to cash flow I need rent at about 6% of purchase price. I've also heard that 2% generally will work. Don't want to start losing money every month on my first deal! How can I ensure that I will see a positive cash flow? Thanks! Charlie

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