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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is $200 in Cash Flow a good deal?
Hey everyone,
I'm about a week out on finishing my first property, I planned on making it a rental however after running the numbers I will be cash flowing about $254 per month (after all expenses). I'm all in at 57k and it appraised at 75k, my bank is allowing me to pull out 80% LTV on a 5 year ARM with a 20 year amortization which works for the BRRRR model.
So my question is: Is $254 in cashflow actually a good deal? My only other alternative would be to sell obviously...
Any input is much appreciated!