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All Forum Posts by: Dan Brindley

Dan Brindley has started 8 posts and replied 23 times.

Originally posted by SolidReturns:
Dan,

Ohio is a very good cash-flow state. In addition, you get to be local to your properties.

However, there are plenty of cons to go along with the pros of renting in college towns to college kids.

Do plenty of homework before you buy.

You're right. I will keep that in mind, thanks.

Thanks you two for your replies. I live in Ohio, near a college town. So renting duplexes out to students seems like a good way to go, no? It's only accumulating houses that is the only problem. How do I go about gaining 5, 6, 7 homes?
I've pretty much settled on the area.

Hello All

First post, and I just wanted to say I've been looking for a forum like this a long time, but Google was failing me. I'm glad I found and got referred here from someone's blog.

Anyway, here's my story:

I want to eventually live off renting out properties and becoming a full time landlord. It just seems very hard to do if all or most of the rent money I would receive would just go to paying the mortgage.

I have 200k to start this investment with. I researched a bit and found duplexes, or multi family homes are usually the best buy.

What's the best route I should take with my money? And how do I accumulate rentals with positive cash flow? What would you do if you were me with the amount of money I have to invest with?