Have Equity & $$ But Need $6K/mo Cash Flow

I can’t continue working 60 hrs/wk and still have time for my family. I want to move on.

So …… I need to ‘retire’ with a minimum $6000/mo net rental income. And I want to do it by end of 2005.

I’m lucky to have two rental properties with $500K in equity and LOC for $400K, so I’m not starting from zero. I’m in SoCal and am considering opportunities nationwide.

Will appreciate your opinions on how best to do this and welcome the opportunity to work with you.

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  • bigjoe22624th January, 2005

    what is LOC? letter of credit?

    if you look at large rental properties there certainly seems to be some great cash positive cash flow- I know there are larger problems as well, but there seems to be enough money to pay a professional management company.

    anyone have interesting ideas on where to find good apt. buildings for sale?

  • InActive_Account24th January, 2005

    If you look in the Dallas, Tx market you can find muti unit properties that will cash flow that.

    A quick look found one for $3,850,000

    Proforma Numbers look like this.
    Scheduled Gross Income: $1,225,500
    Vacancy: $98,040
    Effective Gross Income: $1,119,850
    Operating Expenses: $701,025
    Net Operating Income: $418,825
    Debt Service: $227,764
    Pre-Tax Cash Flow: $191,061

    Those are proforma but if the real numbers are close then it may help you reach your goals. [ Edited by lacashman on Date 01/24/2005 ]

  • NewKidinTown224th January, 2005

    lacashman,

    Great opportunity if this is a no-money down deal. On what loan amount is the debt service based?

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