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Updated over 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Please Explain
let's say I invest in a rental unit (duplex) and after I subtract my income from my expenses (mortgage, insurance, management fees, vacancy, maintenance, property taxes) once I take my gross revenue and subtract it from my expenses and it comes out that I would make about $200 month off the property. Is this good or bad? Because it didn't pass the 2%rule and I don't think it passed the 50% rule(I am not too sure on how to calculate the 50% rule though)
My goal in this investment is to have it essentially pay for itself to where I don't have to worry about it, or have to put my own money into repairs. Note I would have a 5k-10k emergency fund just for this property upon purchase. I hope this all made sense lol and I could get some answers