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Yiwei Cheng
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Where to own STR that cash flows at current interest rates?

Yiwei Cheng
  • Investor
  • Cincinnati, OH
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I'm curious to know what locations you are seeing cash flow if buying at current interest rates (7.5-8%)?

How much is the property, and what cash flow are you seeing?

Thanks!

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Travis Timmons
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Travis Timmons
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Do. Your. Own. Research.

Stop following the crowd and asking strangers on the internet and lean into what you already know. Or develop some sort of subject matter expertise. Otherwise, you're late to the party or following the advice of a stranger on the internet with something to sell.

Lastly, it's a "what can you do that is really hard" market. Figure that out and you'll find your cashflow.

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