All Forum Posts by: Account Closed
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Post: Is anything under 10% ROI worth it?
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
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@Corby Goade
Thanks
I appreciate that though of having cash flow from passive income ca earned income, Even if the property is 6.7% ROI to 9%. I can agree to the appreciation aspect and to use equity or to cash out refinance and use that money to acquire another assets as I have studied people do.
This is motivating and clearing up some clouds for me I can’t wait to share my success on the first deal with you all!
Post: Is anything under 10% ROI worth it?
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
- Posts 7
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@Michael Chilton
30 years , conventional , I want cash flow and can always use the equity to BRRRR or cash out refi to use it on other properties for a down payment. There's also a thought of selling them one NOI improves and property value goes up so I can sell it for more and 1031 exchange.
Post: Is anything under 10% ROI worth it?
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
- Posts 7
- Votes 0
I have a A few properties that can cash flow up to $1000 a month however the rate of return is only up to 7% I currently am seeing this all over across-the-board did the financing available for me with a 30% down and 6.9% interest-rate makes it really competitive but other deals have been done in the past with higher interest rates so I know that the cash flow is significant but with the ROI be too low? Is photo on cash flow that is not included yet gonna help ?
Post: Favorite book on RE?
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
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@Pankaj Sharma
Manny Khoshbin's Contrarian PlayBook: How to Build Your $100 Million Real Estate Portfolio From the Ground Up
Is a great book :)
Post: Multi family vs single family home
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
- Posts 7
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Hello everybody thank you for the last information on the room most recent post it was amazing a lot of insight from everybody and I hope that we can get more input on this topic the current topic is:
I have pre-qualifications for price range of multi family property out here in San Diego and Am able to put down the required down payment.
My only issue is that I cannot find a current multi family home with a good enough ROI. look on all the LMS listing websites and I spent hours , now days looking through hundreds of properties.
On the contrary I do find a lot of single family homes that are up to 15% or more return on investment properties for my first deal it would require a lot less money and a lot less leverage would you recommend that I test the experience to get involved into this I do wanna get on the fast track to earning more passive income and Am able to get a duplex/ fourplex, but again the issue is finding those good multi family deals vs single family deals.
Would you recommend starting small going big? I can retire faster I know it’s a slower process and I may learn a lot but I am ready to excel and turn my earned income to passive income!
Post: Buying based off projected income
- Rental Property Investor
- Vista, CA
- Posts 7
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Would you say it's fair to base your potential income based off projected future income vs actual current income to gauge your ROI. This is a just a numbers thing but also a make or break it for me!