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Christa P.
  • Gretna, NE
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Invest $50k in one or two properties?

Christa P.
  • Gretna, NE
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So I am doing my analysis on my first rental property. I am considering a 130k property and putting down $50k. When you run the numbers, the return cash on cash is around 9%. Brandon said in his last webinar that he doesn't want anything less than 12%. So would you say that this isn't a good investment or that I am putting too much cash on one property?  Maybe I should split the cash and buy two properties?  Then my return % would be higher?  Thoughts??

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