The disparity is even more alarming in Worcester, where median income has grown by 19.7 percent, while mortgage payments have surged a staggering 82.9 percent.It’s no surprise that home prices in Worcester have risen, but I didn’t realize the jump was so dramatic.What I’m seeing on the ground is that many of the buyers for multifamily homes (multis) in Worcester are coming from the east—places like Greater Boston.

This will make it harder to afford, harder to get lending, and ultimately limit the buyer pool which puts negative pressure on prices.  

-What are the experiences of the group in negotiating with the seller/agent to bring the price down because of this fact.....Do we hope to get all the way down to ACTUAL cash flow value? 

However, if you only consider the 65% of your mortgage covered by the tenants, you're not necessarily cash flow positive.

It's common to find a tenant who is a college student or maybe retired and looking for additional income.

Property values are appreciating, there's strong rental demand, and you can often find properties with solid cash flow.

It’s a scenario many real estate investors find themself navigating when balancing capital gains from property sales and K1 losses.Based on what you’ve described, it’s essential to understand the relationship between passive and active income.

Hello everyone, I am completing my second BRRRR and looking to do a cash-out refi.

Purchase price: $510,000 Cash invested: $195,000 Purchased a 4 bed 2.5 bath townhouse in Winnetka, CA in June 2023 as my first investment property.

In other words, how do I find people who have no equity (and a great mortgage) that need to sell?