Our company uses the growth plan.

Plus, the population growth and job market around Tampa keep driving rental stability, making it a solid choice for both cash flow and long-term equity.

If you'd like our "Keep or Sell" spreadsheet, email me at [email protected], but I think that you'll have to be very aggressive with your assumptions around rent growth and price appreciation in order to justify keeping this property. 

When in fact he may never be able to save the one your in. and will just grow the new business and BK the old one as it apparently did not work.. he is using the same investor base to raise funds and same note model but different company.  

Eastpointe has a semi-decent school district, and the area overall is seeing a population growth.

The current portfolio doesn't require much management, but I feel there is opportunity to grow the portfolio moving forwards. 

If your money that you want passed down is in a ROTH or something your beneficiaries can wait 10 years for distribution to get them another 10 years of tax free growth. 

I spent my twenties in the area and have seen the economic growth.

He believes that area where he will be buying the new homes is going to appreciate and attract more MTRenters, but now, the big difference is that he would now have 3 properties that can go up (or potentially down) in value, go up (or down) in rent, and three times as many vacancies to fill.My back of the napkin assessment is that for only a drop in $200 a month in cash flow, he would control a lot more assets with growth potential and as rents rise over the coming years, the combined rents will increase to a total more than the single rent.HOWEVER.

As you grow the real estate stuff, you can phase out/down the W2.