Appreciation is healthy; double digits. 

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What do you consider a healthy Cap Rate?

Hello My Good Friends, My name is Brand Brannon; I new to this forum and I find Healthy deals in Memphis TN and Detroit Mi… I have been rehabbing, wholesaling 19 years but 13 yrs I WENT TO THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS (said with respect), so it’s safe to say 6 years and managing properties for 2 yr.

Seattle has a healthy investor network around, and a lot of active people working the system. 

Birmingham looks like it's been experiencing healthy job growth.

To get into a property cheap enough to be able to exit with a healthy profit you will need market exposure and connections that can really only be achieved by someone in the game full time.

Yes, lowering HOA fees should indicate healthy reserves, and that would indicate good planning.

My long term goal is to make RE a healthy part of my portfolio and become financial independent early so I can practice medicine because I love to do it and not because I need to pay the bills.

Also, if done correctly and strategically, buying at a discount, rehabbing, renting, refinancing, and repeating, would allow me to build a healthy portfolio, generate a little cash flow, build equity over time, maybe 1031 exchange (defer taxes) some of the smaller properties for a larger multifamily property that cash flows more, and builds more long term equity.