Assume that you had the option to by a $100k property that:
A) Brought in $10k in NOI annually
or
B) Appreciated $10k annually

Which would you prefer? Why?

I am trying to get my head around numbers.
My direction is to concentrate on cash flow.
Here is one option.

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