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Help: Paralysis by Analysis
Hello my new BP friends. I own a SFR and an 8 unit apartment building. I bought the apartments in 2018 for $590,000 and it cash flows $40k annually so a screaming deal!
I'm afraid this great deal is souring me on other opportunities in the market. I have about $450k to deploy and I'm struggling to find something, as I feel everything is overpriced.
I'm looking for some advice on how to get past this. What kind of metrics are you striving to hit? Should I keep searching for multi-family or start looking at SF, Duplex, Triplex?
Any advice would be appreciated.