Purchase price: $234,900 Cash invested: $7,000 I house hack 2 bedrooms in a 4-bedroom home as Mid-Term Rentals.

I would suggest looking into a cheaper market like Columbus Ohio where you can still find positive cash flow, the 1% rule, and tons of appreciation potential.

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I am looking for a place with high occupancy rates that can yield a good return on cash invested, ideally around 25% or up.

U usually have to bring some cash into the deal that is more than 10%..  

So, you need to be sure it makes sense as it does not always do so.Also, keep in mind, line of credit are for short term cash needs NOT long term for example a down payment on a property you plan on keeping for the long term.

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Purchase price: $22,000 Cash invested: $35,000Currently rented. 1999 3 Bed 2 Bath Mobile Home Updated kitchen and master bath.

That is why Im looking at doing the whole deal cash only, since financing would bring high carry costs.

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