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I keep getting discouraged, I have around 80k to invest is it enough to buy a rental

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Hey bp fam, I'm getting discouraged when I look and run the numbers is 80k not enough to invest now a days? I look for propertys and then go to dealcheck.io run the numbers all are negative cash flow by alot of money. This is all discouraging. My main question is 80k enough?

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Sure it is. Not in every city in the US, but more than enough. If you haven't found the right deal yet, you need to expand your search area, and/or look for more distressed properties. Plenty out there...Where are you looking?

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