Comments on: Investment Property Cash Flow=Good http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/investment-property-cash-flowgood/ How to find, buy, and own investment property. Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:08:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Investment Property http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/investment-property-cash-flowgood/comment-page-1/#comment-28 Investment Property Tue, 11 Mar 2008 19:29:30 +0000 http://minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/investment-property-cash-flowgood/#comment-28 There are lots of properties out there that will cash flow with just 10% down. It just depends on the neighborhood and property type. Single family houses need to be generally under $200k to cash flow (but the neighborhood drives the rent so that may be higher or lower depending up the location). If you contact me, I would be happy to give you some examples. There are lots of properties out there that will cash flow with just 10% down. It just depends on the neighborhood and property type. Single family houses need to be generally under $200k to cash flow (but the neighborhood drives the rent so that may be higher or lower depending up the location).

If you contact me, I would be happy to give you some examples.

]]> By: Jason http://www.minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/investment-property-cash-flowgood/comment-page-1/#comment-27 Jason Tue, 11 Mar 2008 16:10:41 +0000 http://minnesotainvestmentrealestate.com/buying-property/investment-property-cash-flowgood/#comment-27 Great post. I am new to property investment and wondering how can I buy a property with 10% down and still have positive cash flow. It seems an investment with 10% down in a single family house that costs more than, say, 250k will not generate a positive cash flow because you can only charge so much for rent. A nicer house may generate more rent but it costs more. Do you always invest in multi-unit property so the price per unit is lower, for example 70k, and it's easier to have positive cash flow? Can you provide a rough estimate of property cost to have a positive cash flow? Thanks. Great post. I am new to property investment and wondering how can I buy a property with 10% down and still have positive cash flow. It seems an investment with 10% down in a single family house that costs more than, say, 250k will not generate a positive cash flow because you can only charge so much for rent. A nicer house may generate more rent but it costs more. Do you always invest in multi-unit property so the price per unit is lower, for example 70k, and it’s easier to have positive cash flow? Can you provide a rough estimate of property cost to have a positive cash flow? Thanks.

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