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Jonathan Lancaster
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
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My findings after analyzing 123 properties in Los Angeles, CA

Jonathan Lancaster
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles
Posted

I wanted to share what cashflow looks like in a high appreciation area like Los Angeles, CA. In the video below I showcase what the calculations of 123 properties look like in a gentrified area such as Inglewood, CA. What are your thoughts on investing in a high appreciation/low cash flow area vs a high cash flow/low appreciation area?

Check out my 3min video below to see the calculations and let me know your thoughts.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AP_DJSXoJ6g

These are the global values used in all my calculations:

  • Interest rate: 4%
  • Downpayment: 20%
  • Vacancy Percent: 3%
  • Repairs Percent: 3%
  • CapEx: 10%
  • Property Management: 10%
  • Loan Term: 30yrs

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