Investor · Saint Louis, MO · Member since 2016 · 970 posts · 1k+ votes
Personally, I have some pride when I talk about the properties I own and slip income hints to friends/family who ask.
As a way to encourage more people to see what kind of financial success real estate investors can have, lets see what your after tax year income bracket is! (only real estate related income allowed)
This is how it works. doesn't matter if you buy and hold or flip/wholesale!
1. # of flips in 2015
2. # of wholesale deals in 2015
3. # of rental units/tenants in 2015. properties purchased before 2015 count too
Rental Property Investor · Oakland, CA · Member since 2011 · 3k+ posts · 2k+ votes
10y
I measure my success by the flip flop tan between my toes ;)
But I did add 4 more furnished rentals while on a multi-month road trip across the country, which has been on my list of things to do! ;) Here's a little brag from me.. Livin life ;)
Hwy 1 near Monterey :)
In AZ checking out ancient ruins in the hillsides with my sister :)
Investor · Poway, CA · Member since 2015 · 7k+ posts · 8k+ votes
10y
no purchases or flips for 2015.
After depreciating structures we are in D on our buy n hold. Note appreciation is not reflected. Appreciation exceeded the income but less so than previous few years. So 2015 was likely our worse year this decade.