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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Is Cashflow with no appreciation ok?
Hi guys,
I would love to hear from experienced investors what they think of buying properties with great Cashflow but in a subprime area. The story is that I own a few units and the management company (which I'm satisfied with) knows of a 3 unit property. Recently renovated. Currently rented out and this management have been managing the property for a few years. So here is my question again, if I look at cap rate its around 20% which is amazing. But since it's in a c area I don't see there being much appreciation. (The issue of the bad area in general I'm not to concerned about because the management company whom I'm already doing business with is ok with it.)
Please let me know your thoughts and advice and please tag me in your response so I'm notified. Thank you!
Moshe
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If your objective is cash flow and not appreciation, then you're doing okay. You could then exit out of the property to another landlord who is looking for higher cash flow when you get tired of the property and want to move out/up.