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I eventually added to my porfolio buying in cheap markets in the Midwest and after a few years I saw first hand that my properties that were initially cashflow negative had far better returns than my rentals OOS that were cashflow positive on paper from the get go. 

Eventually there's going to be a site that's good for owners, probably a flat fee model, free for users and the savings will destroy VRBO and Airbnb.

And, eventually, speculators get slaughtered!

One way to try to minimize this is to eventually ladder your capital into several deals so that when payoffs come, sometimes unexpectedly, not all your capital is idle.

I hope to be able to apply what I learn here to building my own income-generating real estate portfolio and eventually creating passive income for myself so I can spend more time with my kiddo!

Even if we buy turnkey, eventually it will need something and I want to make sure I'm not ruling out places that I shouldn't be.

Two years ago, I found a multi family home on the MLS that sat on the market until it was eventually taken down.

The HELOC will eventually require you to amortize most of the time.

Currently, I do not own an investment property, and would like to own one in the near future and follow a buy and hold or house-hacking strategy (eventually transitioning to more multifamily).