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Updated over 11 years ago, 03/28/2013
Continue this strategy?
Assuming I can purchase, rehab, rent and refi out all cash outlay while retaining 10-20% ARV equity while the property continues to support > $100 a door / month cash flow after expenses. Tell me why it doesn't make sense to continue this process as an ongoing strategy? What sinkhole am I missing?
(1) Of course it fails if my evaluation of expenses vs. income are incorrect.
(2) The ARV equity is a potential sticking point and perhaps not the right word. These properties would be slow to unload to end-users because the city's population is dominated by renters. However they would comfortably cash-flow at the "ARV".
(3) The cash-out on these properties is in the area of $40k.