is 25k$US cash enough to start investing in real estate?

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  • beemk
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    • Jan 2002
    • 20829

    #51
    50 real estate investments
    I host with Vacares

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    • strobi
      Confirmed User
      • Nov 2002
      • 7383

      #52
      Originally posted by Oracle Porn
      %50 ROI a year from real estate? that sucks.

      25k is a good amount if you can get %90 financing and 25k will be the other %10...so if you an get $225k financing on a house, you buy it, you rent it for example for $2,000 /month..
      you pay the $2,000/month for the mortage...
      after about 5 - 10 years, even if you are not done with the mortgage you sell it...
      you will probebly get more than $25k return in a year, which is more than %100 ROI.
      2000$ rent on a 225K$ property? My god I only could dream of property like that

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      • ace0r
        Confirmed User
        • Feb 2001
        • 1410

        #53
        Originally posted by Sami
        an

        The government has us by the balls!
        that is such a fucking crock of shit that only somebody that isnt in the business would say.

        Your properties appreciate, yet you claim a depreciation across all your homes. Govt. doesn't have anyone by the balls when it comes to real estate, and if you are actually in the industry and it's happening to you, then I suggest that you stop using accountants that you find in the back of sears...

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        • schiz
          Confirmed User
          • Nov 2002
          • 1103

          #54
          Originally posted by the Shemp
          you need to hook up with Cartlton Sheets
          http://www.carltonsheets.com
          that whore is on my tv right now

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          • strats
            Too lazy to set a custom title
            • Feb 2004
            • 1805

            #55
            Originally posted by Oracle Porn
            %50 ROI a year from real estate? that sucks.

            25k is a good amount if you can get %90 financing and 25k will be the other %10...so if you an get $225k financing on a house, you buy it, you rent it for example for $2,000 /month..
            you pay the $2,000/month for the mortage...
            after about 5 - 10 years, even if you are not done with the mortgage you sell it...
            you will probebly get more than $25k return in a year, which is more than %100 ROI.
            Originally posted by sweet7
            150k down?

            just under 200k investment. The profit before taxes is 86K a year.

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            • erehwon
              Confirmed User
              • Nov 2003
              • 3759

              #56
              Originally posted by candyflip
              I've got 5 properties at the moment. 4 single family and one double family.

              The singles bring in $600-700 for the entire house. And the double I get $500 per unit. I work with the Department of Social Services and they place welfare moms/families and the rent checks come from the state each month. I don't have to worry about collecting rent from deadbeats. NYS has me covered.

              I paid $5k for the double unit. That is my most expensive unit to date. I got a $20k grant from the state to put into this one. The others cost no more than 3 months rent, so at this point...it's all profit. My cousin runs a management company, and he's the one that turned me on to this. I give him 10% to keep on eye on things. I just collect and cash the checks.

              These houses are in the ABSOLUTE worth section of our city. My cousin has to collect rent for some of his properties and has to huge black guys that go with him to knock on doors. I don't venture down there unless I'm looking at a potential buy.
              Seriously check out what is for sale in East St. Louis Illinois onRealtor.com, the zip code is 62205.

              With $25K you could likely buy every house there with cash to spare for improvements.
              Money NEVER $leep$...

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