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Waqar Yakoob
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New Rental property in Charlotte, NC area

Waqar Yakoob
  • Investor
  • Edison, NJ
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Hi Everyone - Hope this weekend treats everyone well. I recently got into a real estate deal. It is a town home located in top school district in Charlotte area. I put 20% percent down with 80 financed on 15 year mortgage. The rental income on this property will be able to cover property taxes, HOE (monthly association fee), maintenance cost and P&I on 15 year mortgage. I am not expecting any positive cash flows as my cash flow will be to build more equity as principal is paid down aggressively from rental income on 15 year mortgage. 

Question - is this a good business model to finance rental properties given there are no cash flows but produce long term wealth. Will appreciate insight from professional who have already been doing real estate investment business. Thanks again!!

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