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Mike Smith
  • Dayton, OH
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Single Family Home Rentals - Desiring More Cash Flow

Mike Smith
  • Dayton, OH
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Hi,

I have a few single family rentals that have a decent amount of equity in them (been a side hustle for me - I don't make a ton of money on them).  I keep looking at the high prices of homes and think to myself maybe it's time to make a move... sell them and invest in a large multi-unit property or possibly leverage the equity to get into a large multi-unit property.  At the same time I figure any decent large multi-unit is going to be fairly pricey.  I'm just wondering what people are thinking / doing these days.  Ideally I would like to leverage what I have to get some more cash-flow (I charge about as much as I can right now).  And I don't really have the time to take on flipping or fix-ups to rent as this is the side hustle.  Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts - poking around for different angles.

Thanks

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