I have been investing here for years and I focus on the BRRRR strategy.

The original posters / plaintiffs now go silent on social media but the secondary investors still believe the original posts and simply repeat it continually in an effort to convince themselves that the money they should have never invested because they couldn’t afford to lose is going to be recovered in short order.Of course this is just fantasy on my part, I have no way of knowing how much of it, if any is true.  

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After being surprised by that activity I looked into the records for properties around my parcel and found that years ago a developer had originally bought the two parcels in one sale.

People are always asking about which is better Cash Flow or Appreciation as NOI as an investment model. 

So the question is whether your house is a good rental investment long term.

I'm very new to investing and weighing which options would benefit me the most.Option 1:  Use the cash as down payment on another primary residence and rent out the current.

And thats for something close to original . 

Some invest strictly for cash flow.

If you provide your credit score, purchase price,  estimated down payment, property type, occupancy type and desired term, then most lenders should be able to provide you with their current interest rate, any associated points or lender credits for the rate provided, and their total origination fees.