Aren’t the property taxes eating all of your cash flow?!

Purchase price: $150,000 Cash invested: $75,000 Sale price: $332,500 Attention to detail was perfectly executed through out the entire home.

Whether you are investing for Cash flow, appreciation, looking for value add, or just tax benefits.I first build out my buy box, which the more narrow it is, the better (multi family, 3 units, in XYZ zip code, at this price point per sqft, build after XYZ year......). 

Debt is not a bad thing, and you can always use the additional cash flow from a property to pay it down quickly if that is part of your goal. 

Attention to detail was perfectly executed through out the entire home.

But if your goal is to have a fixed rate, and long term loan pay down through your property's rental income,  I would suggest looking into a DSCR cash out 

You have a DeLorean (you know one of these cars that can travel through time, Pretty sweet car I tells yous).You suddenly get a call form someone in Jamaica: "Yo mon, Evrteeng Airie?

I had to weed through a bunch of illeterate emails to find him, but it was worth it.

I'd really prefer to hear from those that have gone through a similar process as me and get recommendations for lenders to look into?

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