All Forum Posts by: Yazan Ayyash

Brandon recently said that $200 of cashflow after expenses (including mortgage) on a house is a homerun. I am aware that different markets produce different results, but what is the minimum amount of cashflow you would accept on a potential property? I am in Ottawa, Canada and apparently downtown SFH's and duplexes should go for a minimum of $1000 after expenses. Thoughts?

@Alina Trigub

That's great, I read your articles. They are very interesting and informative. 

I plan on doing it passively on the side until my business grows large enough for me to do it full time.

I might start out with a SFH but I'm not sure yet, still learning a lot.

I am sticking to Canada for now, but the future isn't determined yet.

Its a learning curve I'm willing to dive into, thanks for your advice!

@Taylor L. 

Thank you! It's really interesting to see how detailed a criteria can get and how long an investor can hold on to that broad criteria before moving on to other types of RE Investing.

I will probably start with a SFH or a small MF to learn the process before jumping into bigger projects.

Hey everyone!

The first step to buying a property is setting a criteria. What type of house am I trying to buy? How old should it be? How many rooms should it have? These types of questions can help someone set their criteria. How do you investors set a criteria that works best for you?

Thanks