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All Forum Posts by: Conor Livingston

Conor Livingston has started 2 posts and replied 2 times.

Post: Loans vs all cash deals

Conor LivingstonPosted
  • Investor
  • San Francisco
  • Posts 2
  • Votes 8

My goal is to produce $3k/month profit from rental properties while spending less than 1hr/week on management (e.g. engage a property manager).

I could buy a couple properties in cash, or buy several properties with financing. I'm leaning towards all cash deals right now because:
1. Simplify the buying process

2. Each property puts more $ in my pocket per month (no loans to pay back)

    3. Simplify management (less properties to manage)

    It seems like I could make more money per month if I buy more properties via financing, but it would require more work.

    Am I thinking about this the right way?

    Post: $200k Capital -> $3k/month profit, doable?

    Conor LivingstonPosted
    • Investor
    • San Francisco
    • Posts 2
    • Votes 8

    Hi all,

    I want to invest $200k into buying my own rental properties. I would like to take home $3k/month profit from this (e.g. after expenses). I would like to accomplish this all in ~1 year.

    How difficult on a scale of 1 (super easy) to 10 (nearly impossible) is this goal?