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All Forum Posts by: Gary Parente

Gary Parente has started 6 posts and replied 22 times.

Originally posted by @Neil Narayan:

Those areas are more of an appreciation play then cash flow.

Thoughts on trying to get to $120K per year in profits by investing in this area? Seems like I would buy and hold and then sell after appreciation goes to the point that I can take the equity and invest at a rate that gets me to $120K....

Hi BP family - I am new here, but have been reading and learning for quite some time. I have 3 SFH's in the CP/RR area, they are cash flowing about $200/each on around $1700 rents. I live close by and the quality of tenants is high so the situation is comfortable for me, but I have $480K in debt and the returns just aren't real attractive. I can cash-out refi one of them to get about $45K for another investment, but that brings my cash flow down to under $100 for that property.

I know the thinking is that my tenants are paying the mortgage for me, I am pocketing a little each month, cash flows will increase in time with amortization and rising rents, and the properties are appreciating in the strong Austin market, but I am just wondering if putting down $50K on a property and getting 5% CoC every year makes the most sense. Especially once a big repair hits like HVAC or something else.

Long-term goal: I want to have $120K in rental profits every year as soon as I possibly can so I can possibly walk away from my day job. 

Thoughts?