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Scott Rudd
  • Brooklyn, NY
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REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS

Scott Rudd
  • Brooklyn, NY
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Hi Everyone,

I'm new on here and trying to learn as much as possible.   I have finally decided that I'd like to start building a passive income - this has led me to the idea of buy and hold Rental properties as the stock market seems more speculation/appreciation based.

Question is, what is a realistic expectation for CASH on CASH % return?  Keep in mind I would like to keep the investment as passive as possible so would be using a property manager.

Any thoughts, advice, ideas for best bang for my buck, places to look etc is much appreciated.

Thanks,

Scott

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