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Dave Rav
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Quick survey - how much monthly CF per unit?

Dave Rav
  • Summerville, SC
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Hey all!  I wanted to ask the membership about CF.  I currently own several rentals and am wondering what number my peers aim for with respect to net monthly profit.  Before we proceed let me define what i mean.

Basically, how much do you pay yourself from each rental unit (or aim to pay yourself)? Net monthly positive CF - this would be net monthly profit, after ALL expenses. These expenses include PITI, repairs, reserves, property mgr (if applicable), and anything else you deem necessary. Thanks for your input!

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Peter Sosnow
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Peter Sosnow
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@Dave Rav. Goal of $200 -300 per door, but I’m not cash flow positive yet. Using other income sources for now while I reinvest real estate cash flow back into my portfolio.

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