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Christina Torres
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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What is a good equity goal to shoot for?

Christina Torres
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Chicago, IL
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Husband and I have been working primarily in the SFH market in Chicago and are going to go into the commercial market. We're trying to set a goal for 2019 but could use some help! We're looking at a 2-unit with a storefront, what would be a good number to increase the value by that we should start with? We were thinking 60k at a minimum in order for it to be worth the effort, thoughts? We know there's no right or wrong as long as the numbers work but what's a good place to start for our first? Thank you in advanced!

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