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Updated almost 5 years ago, 12/18/2019

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Corey Robinson
  • Investor
  • Fort Myers, FL
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Andrew Holmes 2-5-7 Formula

Corey Robinson
  • Investor
  • Fort Myers, FL
Posted

Hi Guys!

I was listening to "The Rental Income Podcast" with Dan Lane and one of his guests Andrew Holmes spoke on a way to build a great foundation for your portfolio when you're starting out and how to pay it down in 7 years.  Here's the formula:

Andrew’s investment strategy adheres to what he calls the “2-5-7” formula. In 2 years, the goal is to accumulate a minimum of 5 properties and pay them off in 7 years. Andrew said, “The formula doesn’t change, it’s just the number of properties, how much cash flow you want to create, and you scale based on that.”

http://rentalincomepodcast.com/his-simple-formula-...

So my first question is has anyone heard of this method and implemented it? 

My second question is can this work with Turnkey properties?

Thank you in advanced!

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