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Updated 9 months ago,

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Joseph Harr
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Opportunity cost and deal analysis

Joseph Harr
  • Virginia Beach, VA
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Say I have $35,000 in a HYSA that generates $150 per month in interest. If I invest that money into a rental property that breaks even, wouldn't I actually be cashflow negative $150 per month now that I'm not getting that interest from the HYSA anymore? At that point I'd just be banking on the loan paydown and hoping for appreciation. 

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