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Samuel Medina
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How you getting SFH cashflow?

Samuel Medina
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Fresno, CA
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Attempting to buy my first out of state SFH in Tennessee. Been analyzing for a couple weeks with nothing coming close.

How you getting even a little bit of cashflow with house cost so expensive and intrest rates through the roof???

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Nicholas Misch
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Attempting to buy my first out of state SFH in Tennessee. Been analyzing for a couple weeks with nothing coming close.

How you getting even a little bit of cashflow with house cost so expensive and intrest rates through the roof???

I used to buy them mostly finished and only needing minimal work in B neighborhoods and used traditional financing with like 20% down. I haven’t been able to find deals that pencil out like those use to. We prefer doing BRRRRS. We find that it’s a much better option in the current market to increase our portfolio and cash flow. 
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