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Liam OKeefe
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Analysis Paralysis- A few remote or single close by

Liam OKeefe
  • New to Real Estate
  • Danbury, CT
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Hello All,

I am your textbook case of someone who has studied real estate investing but has never done anything. Recently, I have been asking myself why the hold up? What are you stuck on? The answer I come up with is should I buy a few properties that are lower in price and still Cashflow? Or should I buy in my market (Danbury, CT) where the prices are higher, approximately 300k-600k.

Where are you seeing the best CoC returns? I am open to any and all feedback to help me "get off the pot" if you know what I mean.

Thank you.

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J Zev J.
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J Zev J.
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@Liam OKeefe - I don't think all 'analysis paralysis' is created equal. I think you have a valid question and it's worth figuring out before making the leap. I think a good analysis will lead to a good decision. There might be other questions you could ask that will help you analyze your situation better. Some concepts to consider (in addition to cash on cash return) might be time involved, difference in appreciation, difference in tenants, difference in projected capex, difference in pm availability, etc.

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