So I'm doing research on SDIRA's and my goal is to buy income producing property, but non-recourse loan terms are expensive.

All 3 of those elements combined with EBB can produce very high electric bills.

As an income producing property, you can evaluate the value using NOI and cap rate.The monthly income is (would be) $2500.

Whether to go to college at all is a different question and I would answer it this way: The point of investing in income producing properties is to have the cash flow from your properties that provides your income.

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Hi Douglas,Based on the information you posted about your business plan, investing in income-producing real estate and renting to Section 8 tenants is a viable plan.

And it would have to produce reports that would be satisfying to techie people like my wife while also being meaningful to non-data types.

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I don't know anything about your market but that property doesn't sound like it could produce 70k+moving expenses+profit.

We’re small multi-family investors who self manage, and when we run the numbers, they actually produce greater net income per square foot than our 2 bedroom units.So, anyone want to jump to my defense here, or am I just crazy and naive?