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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

Feeling stuck with three properties
I have 3 rental properties in Missouri that were all purchased in 2020. All three together my monthly cash flow is around $800-1000. Every time I get a couple grand built up I end up paying some big expense on one of the properties so it does not feel like I am getting ahead to be able to buy another property. With it only being a year since purchasing all properties I don’t have much more equity in properties to hack into so I’m feeling stuck. Any ideas or do I just be patient and let the course run?