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Updated almost 11 years ago on . Most recent reply
Buy and Hold Cash on Cash Home-Runs
Hey everyone,
I know this is a topic that's visited in many different places on the forum, but I'm hoping this thread can contain the most up to date stories on a specific kind of deal:
What do you consider a "Home-run" buy and hold opportunity for your market? I'm specifically looking at first year cash-on-cash yield (not worried about appreciation at this point).
I really appreciate the feedback; thanks,
Patrik
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Originally posted by @Patrik Sefeldt:
Remember, home runs are outliers. Even the world's best power hitters only hit 1 for about every 15-20 times at bat. And they tend to strike out more. There's a place for home runs, but great fundamentals (including defense) win games.