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Buying for Appreciation

John Williams
  • Property Manager
  • Clarksville, TN
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I usually analyze real estate in terms of cash flow and cash-on-cash return. I am curious, is anyone analyzing and buying real estate for appreciation alone? If so, what are you looking for? How do you analyze a deal?

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Ann M.
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Ann M.
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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Quote from @Jim Rivell:

We're buying similar to you. Looking at cashflow and return mostly. Very hard to predict appreciation of a property and there are various factors outside of your control. (not looking at forced appreciation)


I have bought beach STR condos.  They can do poorly on cashflow, lucky to break even, but appreciate well.  I have yet to master the buying low enough to get good cashflow but some people do...
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