I have about $20,000-$30,000 cash, but about $150,000 in equity in another home.

I have a property just outside the Orlando area it’s a 4 bedroom 2.5 ba home holding approximately 70k in equity.

Added roughly 80k in equity (with this current bubble) Lessons learned?

So, in Joe's example, you might have $540K in equity at the end of the 30 years.

On small and average deals, if you have $30k in equity, your minimum is $3k and max shoudl be $6k leaving the majority of the profits (80%+) to your buyer.

How is that $7 million in equity?

Have about 50K in equity.

Hello everyone-I've been in my condo for a little over two years now and after some modest improvements, I'm very sure I have $50,000 or so in equity.

I had a ranch that I added a second story on a few years ago and created about 100,000 in equity.

I have a 3 family, in Central PA, that cash flows $150/M ( tough to raise prices more right now in the area i have the property), i bought the place in April of 2016, the house is now valued a little more than what i bought it for, i am not loosing money, but i have also now had a year and a half ( 18 months) of my mortgage paid by the tenants which is equal to about $5000 back in equity that  did not come out of my pocket, which is equal to 4.5% return on the purchase price or 3% return/ Gain on equity per year, plus my deductions.