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Updated over 9 years ago, 09/10/2015

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Jake Thompson
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Albany, OR
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Realistic Return for Rental Properties?

Jake Thompson
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Albany, OR
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So my wife and I have decided to purchase a quadplex here in San diego. We would like to live in one unit and rent out the other 3. Does anyone have a good rule of thumb for a realistic Return we can expect in terms of cash flow? We're wondering if it's realistic to expect the other 3 units to cover all expenses and the debt service. Or is there a dollar amount anyone has found for multifamily/apartment complexes? I.e. expect a profit of $200/unit/month? I understand the concept of cash on cash, and how cap rate and your mortgage payments will effect everything. I'm just wondering if anyone has found a good rule of thumb for the profit we can expect to see so that we can know a good deal when we see it.

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