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Lukas Holzmann
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What kind of property/real estate tends to cashflow the most?

Lukas Holzmann
  • Vienna, Austria
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Lately I've been wondering which kind of real estate tends to cashflow the most (i.e. single family houses, aparments, ect.). What in your experience does cash flow the most?

I have another question regarding location. I live in Vienna and real estate seems quite expensive where I live. Is the ratio of real estate price and possible rental cost worse in more expensive cities?

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Bill Gulley#3 Guru, Book, & Course Reviews Contributor
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In my market it's cemeteries, finance the plots! It's the smallest plot of land you can sell and don't forget, you can stack'em too!

Next, I'd say storage facilities, hardly any maintenance at all, especially if you rent a field to an RV owner.

Then, probably boat docks, but you have regulations and maintenance and a few drunks.

Then, parking lots, not a garage but just a lot with a self serve box, that can be great money.

Nursing homes top my list of multi-family, a Hospice House has a lot of turn over.

Then, multi-family, then office-warehouse, then other commercial RE

Then, single family but the appreciation is better and more marketable.  :)

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