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Steve Rutherford
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Blue Springs, MO
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First year and different strategy

Steve Rutherford
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Blue Springs, MO
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Looking for insight! This is my first year for Rental Real Estate investing. I want to buy and hold and rent out.

Ok so my thoughts! I saved up 100k cash. I would like to buy a 80-90k single family home and use the extra 10-20k from the 100k to fix up and take care of the extra expenses. I know I could finance 4-5 homes with 100k but debt to be honest scares me. I would like to keep the mortgage out of the equation.

So I then would rent it out for 900-1,000 a month and save an extra 2k a month from my job. 34-36k annually before expenses and taxes.

Once I save up another 100k repeat the process.

Each house I buy will snowball the money and shorten the time to save for a new house.

Eventually I’m hoping I can buy a house every year or two and quit my job in 10-15 years.

Let me have your honest opinion. I want to learn and see everyone’s ideas. Thank you all in advance!

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