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Ron Gallagher
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How much home can you buy in your city for $200,000?

Ron Gallagher
  • Investor
  • Washington, DC
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I thought this was an interesting graphic from this article: https://www.propertyshark.com/Real-Estate-Reports/2018/05/22/for-200k-would-you-rather-buy-a-box-in-manhattan-or-a-mansion-in-san-antonio/

https://infogram.com/how-much-space-can-you-buy-with-200k-1h0r6r8kr7yl4ek

P.S. looks like I need to move to Cleveland

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Ron Gallagher
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Ron Gallagher
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I can buy four really nice parking spots for $200k in Washington DC and then rent them each out for $500 a month, which would actually meet the 1% rule.  Hmmmm.... maybe I should look into investing in parking spots!

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