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Updated almost 5 years ago,
Only $85 in Cash Flow?
This is a hypothetical example, but I'd love to hear everybody's advice. Imagine the following scenario:
Suppose you bought a SFR at a good price (20% below retail) and made very conservative estimates for water, garbage, vacancy, property management, capex, and repairs.
The unit is fully occupied receiving at-market rents.
But after all that and debt service, the cash flow is on $85.
How would you justify this situation to someone who is skeptical about entering the real estate rental market?
Edited: Current location is a cash flow market, low appreciation.