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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Analyzing first two deals, opinions?
New to the rental business.
1st deal August 2013.
2 bed room/1 bath, all brick.
Purchased for 57,500. All in at $63500(excluding closing costs)
Apprasied $84500. Rent $850 a month. Using 50 percent rule(hope to beat that by self managing and low tax state) 850/2= $425 in expense P/I=$211 net cash flow $214 a month
2nd deal January 2014
3 bedroom/ 2 bath all brick
Purchase $82000 All in $86000(excluding closing costs)
Appraised- hasn't appraised yet, but a conservative number is $110000
Rented $1000 a month(a little low but got the place rented within 2 days)
50 percent rule 1000/2 = $500 P/I= $350 Net Cash flow $150 per month
Any input?
Thanks
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In all honesty I don't plan to quit my job.
My plan is to accumulate 10 cash flowing properties. As a supplement to my normal income and a buffer if I lose my job.
I believe I can handle managing that many(may be wrong)
At what point do you think self management becomes tough, if you are trying to work a normal 40 hr a week job?