BUYER MAY TAKE “SUBJECT TO” IF THEY ELECT TO DO SO.Government guaranteed rentwhich is exempt from rent control.35% Upside in the RentsNostalgicbuildingin great downtown Oakland area near Lake MerrittExistingCap9%,Market Cap14%ExistingCashonCash Return13.5%MarketCash on Cash Return25%Existing GrossRentMultiplier7.6MarketGross Rent Multiplier5.6HighgrowthcityandareainfluencinggreatappreciationpotentialNodeferredmaintenance-EasyManagementStrongRentUpside.TroublefreeincomeandmanagementOpportunity Zone

I'm here because I recognize that I need to get serious about building cash flow and doing something about my tax bill every year.

While they do not cash flow as much as they once did I’m still getting enough for my reserves and solid cash flow each month.

Hoard the cash!

I have no experience in buying or maintaining rental properties and a small savings.

In the classic "B" neighborhood vs "C" neighborhood debate, I'd probably give up a 2% monthly Cash on Cash to be in the "B" area.

The only negatives with an assumable loan is that they take longer to close, 60-90 days generally, and you would also need to come to the table with a little cash to cover the sellers equity (if any) and some other closing costs. 

Get a Cash Offer Today!"

If I complete the buyout as current I will wipe out the majority of my savings. 

There is major money involved in the right answer that impacts not only monthly cash flow but the overall value of the building.