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I need to change strategies. What should I do?

Ivan Castanon
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For the past 6 months I’ve been looking for houses (both SF and MF) that can produce at least a little bit of cashflow with around 20% - 30% down.

However, I’ve started to realize that this is pretty much impossible these days.

I currently have $110k sitting in my bank ready to be invested but I just can't find anything that will at least produce a 3% COC return. I've been looking for properties in and around Tampa, Orlando, and St Pete but I can't find anything that's worth it.

I’m starting to realize that I need a new strategy. I can’t keep looking for properties that will cashflow because I feel like I’m wasting my time at this point. I really want to invest in RE but I just don’t know what to do. Any recommendations? What other ways can I invest in RE in the current market.

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Theresa Harris
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If you want a 3% return, honestly put it in the bank in a good savings account.  With the current interest rates, you'll get a better return.  No you won't benefit from the tenant paying down your mortgage or the house appreciating, but you also won't have to deal with tenants, maintaining the home, etc.

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