Jbenson
Lil-Rokslider
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- Sep 6, 2015
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It's definitely a little trickier. Having funds readily available when a deal comes along is a plus. We got tired of dealing with banks and found a couple hard money lenders that were sitting on cash. Also, in my mind, inflated real estate is still worth buying (to an extent, of course), it'll just take a little longer to pay for itself. But that's a better investment than no investment. We started out buying fixers, and still do, so we can add value fairly quick. Renters will have most properties paid for in 7-10 years. At that point, keep them for the income and you have equity to borrow against for the next one, or sell it for what you paid (probably more) and do what you want with the cash. Real estate is a longer term game for me, but we started several years ago and are a couple years away from rentals relacing my income completely. Then I'll see you boys and girls out west more chasing bugles in the mountains!Any suggestions on how to get into the rental property game when prices are insane?