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Drew Castleberry
  • Investor
  • Simpsonville, SC
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$0 Down - Minimum return requirements?

Drew Castleberry
  • Investor
  • Simpsonville, SC
Posted

Question for everyone. If you could purchase a property with $0 (not including appraisal, closing costs, etc), what is the minimum amount of cash flow a property would have to have to make the deal worth it for you?

I know there's the $100 a door target for MFH, but what about SFH? For $0 down and being able to get $100 a month cash flow, principal pay down and appreciation of the long term, I would go for it. Even though it's not much money in your pocket it's building wealth. Getting any lower than that I think would be dicey, making it more difficult to build up reserves for CapEx.

What's everyone else think, what are your minimum return requirements?

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