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Acceptable negative cash flow in Austin/ i35: corridor

Nick Anderson
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I’m curious what people who are currently investing in Austin and surrounding areas (buda/Kyle/San Marcos/round rock etc.) are willing to accept for negative cash flow in order to get in on appreciation?

I know there are deals out there that are break even or maybe cash flowing $50-100, but are you missing out on appreciation by waiting for that deal?? What are y’all willing to take on in general in order to capitalize on appreciation?? Thanks!

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