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What's a good price 2 buy an investment producing $2,000 monthly?
I currently have three properties locked up in a new hot area of Indianapolis. Everyone seems to be looking for an investment, except for the week that you get one locked up:) Knowing these are all solid investments I would be happy to use my own finances to purchase them and do the flips to sell or lease out. My thinking is that I will keep one and sell the others. If I am able to get tenants in the properties and make them no-brainers I feel the value goes up because I took all of the risk and time to get them fully turnkey producing cashflow. I know I can get around $2000+ plus monthly and was wondering a good price point where I will get multiple interest? Thanks for your thoughts.