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Joey Chrisman
  • Scottsdale, Az
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How to cashflow in this current market

Joey Chrisman
  • Scottsdale, Az
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Any property on mls in Tempe is 400k and above... even if you get a place for 300k and rent it out for $2100 a month it seems like a bad deal for cash flow.  Is it just me or does it seem like properties are overpriced given current state of interest rates... even if I got a 300k house that needs 30k in repairs and then say refinance and I'm at $1800 payment on a 30 yr at 6.5% with $66k into the property.   $2100 in rent and your still practically at break even cashflow.   Just seems like a crappy return for fixing up a property and then renting it out.  Am i missing something here?   

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