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Looking at a prospective next acquisition - Need your thoughts
I have several rentals all of which are < 50% equity. I'm considering a property in a good, growing area with a good school district. It would yield 8%-10% but at a minimum 8% based on my calculations.
Id say my cash position is 37% of my total outstanding mortgages.
This is a turnkey property.
What would you consider before making this acquisition? I'm trying to determine if:
1) I'm better served continuing to build my cash or stock positions relative to my outstanding mortgages
2) for only 8% and the hassle of having a rental, is it better to plow the $40,000 down payment into stocks instead (no one can answer this of course)
3) for 8% no rental is really worth it
How do you decide to expand your rental empire or not?