Cashflow for rentals - what is acceptable to you?

Posted on: Mon, 01/26/2009 - 04:55

mousebandit

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Cashflow for rentals - what is acceptable to you?

When you're buying to hold and rent, what is an acceptable cashflow per month for you? After loans and expenses?

We're looking at a couple of multi-family setups that would net about $175-$275 on the cashflow each month. Is this enough margin, or should I keep looking for better deals?

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Tracey R.

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