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Richard McLain
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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My Income Snowball is Growing

Richard McLain
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Oklahoma City, OK
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I didn't really plan this scenario, and some of you will fault me for a laissezfaire approach, but I started investing in SFRs in the year 2002 as a SIDE BUSINESS.  Lukily, I had other income so I've never neede to take a salary from my rental portfolio.  I invest in Oklahoma City, admittedly a low value market, but I now have 140 doors now, mostly Single Family Residences, with a few Duplexes, Triplexes and Fourplexes mixed in.  The debt on the properties are deep into their amortization schedules now, and it is becoming easier and easier to pay the banks.  With inflation, the rents have almost doubled since 2002, and I am paying the banks back with CHEAPER DOLLARS.  And the snowball is getting bigger. Whoohoo!  Not posting to brag, but to inspire.  What's in your wallet?

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