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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Phx income target SFHs
What kind of monthly income is a good target for the phoenix area (SFH)?
I'm looking at MLS homes in the $150-200k range self managed/maintained hoping for 90% occupancy.
Is there something I'm missing? or is this market just too competitive to get much income per SFH. Still very new to this so maybe I'm just dreaming.
Is it a requirement to buy cash well below market to get any sort of income right away?
Is there a better type to look at? Condos/patio homes? I don't want to go too far down in price to keep higher quality tenants, but being so new I'm open to better plans as mine clearly could be flawed.
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@Scott Anderson I would figure out what your criteria is for investing. For example, ours is $400 cashflow, 10% cash on cash return, house must be something we would feel safe living in ourselves. I can't find that in Phoenix anymore so I stopped acquiring in Phoenix. I'm currently investing out of state where I can meet those criteria.
You can spend money to buy cashflow but if that is the case why not just buy a note. You don't have the downside risks or upside benefits, you maybe can get 7-10% on your money all passively.