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All Forum Posts by: Jonah Reynolds

Jonah Reynolds has started 1 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: Newbie here, ready to strike

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expenses being calculated are taxes, maintenance, insurance, repairs and maintenance, vacancy, capitol expenditures and maintenance fees.

I am just concerned that the housing market seems high right now and if I wait until beginning of '23 I can get a better deal. 

I found a good one in Bradenton, FL that allows for short term rental. So I could buy it, then short term rental it and make a good positive cash flow. 

Should I wait until next year?

Post: Newbie here, ready to strike

Jonah ReynoldsPosted
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I found a few properties in Bradenton, FL and Palm Springs, CA. Used the calculators on this website and it is a good deal. I am confirming rental rates and possible Airbnb rates. Then talking to my bank. It seems home prices are high these days.

Post: Newbie here, ready to strike

Jonah ReynoldsPosted
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I have $45k saved and am looking for properties in the $200k range and have found a few that will bring in about $500/month after expenses. 

Is now a good time to invest and get real estate? or should I wait?

I don't know much about this but am learning quickly.

thank you.