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All Forum Posts by: Mike Malone

Mike Malone has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Originally posted by @Nick Shri:

That's a decent cash to flip up to 10 properties in parallel, use your $ a bit, use OPM a bit, then BRRRR em. Possibilities are infinite IMO.

How would you qualify for that many mortgages? 

Originally posted by @Account Closed:

Why limit yourself to Real Estate.  Nice chunk of change could get you $60,000 a year. Takes knowledge and there is risk.   But so does Mid western Multis.

Dealing with $600 renters doesnt sound like much fun.

12 units @ $600,000.  Does the math work out?  Each unit is $50,000 rent of $600.  Looks sketchy to me.

 Thank you for the reply. Can you expand on that? Are you saying alternative investments etc or something alternative within the field of real estate?

My partner and I have 200k cash on hand to buy a multi-unit. We've bought and sold 3 single family homes and 1 two flat over the last 5 years but would like to be more aggressive with our next move. 

Located in the Midwest - our basic question is, should we buy a 4-unit building for 200K cash, or should we focus on mortgages for 2 or more similar properties and pay all the interest on the loans?

We are looking to hold for 5 years and then reassess. Rent is roughly $600 per door.