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Carl Fordyce
  • Investor
  • Mastic, NY
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Carl Fordyce
  • Investor
  • Mastic, NY
Posted

what do you guys think is the best way to determine  how many properties do you need to reach your income goal.   in other words should I base it on the number of units I need to get to my  monthly income goal or the number of house/buildings to produce a certain number income  per building to get to my goal.

 For example if my goal is to make $5000 monthly cash flow  should I try to figure out how many units do I need to get to that goal or should I just go by how many houses/properties do I need to get to that goal.

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