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Marisa R.
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How much cash flow are you generating per month

Marisa R.
  • Developer
  • Atlanta and Detroit
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I am generating around $18,000 per month, started in Atlanta and last 12+ months in Detroit market

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Originally posted by @Bjorn Ahlblad:

@Marisa R. good job! Nothing wrong with properties that are paid for! Especially at this time in the market.

 Actually, it's best to use cash when the market is way, way down and banks aren't lending. When you tie up your funds at the top of the market, you can't take advantage of the fire sales that happen when the market corrects. That's when real wealth is made. Just referencing cycles in real estate. But, to each his own.

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