Is the juice worth the squeeze? 

I was working with someone a few years ago who was flipping a house and trying to sell it for topof the market type numbers, he ended up nearly going belly up and never did any more flips after that experience.

Of course you could put it a guaranteed bank cd and make over $300k so make sure the juice is worth the squeeze.

Here's a fundamental explanation to get your juices flowing:Assume a house costs $200,000 and rents for $1,500.

.: @K S. here is Nike:Return on Assets   9.89%Return on Equity 36.38% To be fair if I could use Chinese slave labor, turn a blind eye to forced sterilization, and organ harvesting via the Uygur population, then turnaround to exploit, fund and exacerbate the racial divide in the US for marketing purposes and my bottomline, I could certainly juice my ROE.  

You also want to figure out if the juice is worth the squeeze (for you personally).

The Juice was simply not worth the squeeze.. same amount of equity in paid for assets for us is so much easier to handle and buying quality assets.. 

@Connor Bell I believe the 16% solution is a book about tax liens. 

This is one of those posts that I will need to return to frequently to re-read it to pull out all the juice I can.

The goal is to look at a property and analyze how much juice can you squeeze before moving forward.