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Updated about 1 year ago, 10/24/2023
Need help! Cash Flow is negative everywhere 8% Mortgage rate.
With an 8% mortgage rate, there is no way to have positive / break even cash flow buying a market price property on MLS today.
I picked a house in the MLS today.
$460k asking price (non-expensive market price) on a SFR.
Say we got it for $450k after negotiation.
$2000 monthly rent,
with 25 % down, 8% rate, mortgage include property tax, HOA, insurance is $2900 monthly before I even count the vacancy, repairs, management fees etc.
This is a -$900 monthly negative cash flow.
Unless paying cash, after all the cash investor dried up, using 25% down payment, how do a typical mom and pop landlord buy a new property?
What strategy can we use to survive in this new market?
How do landlords stay profitable or break even cash flow in this high rate market?
Thanks!