Interest rates are historically low and rent is historically high
You can be a good landlord. Provide housing for young white families and make it worth your time. Property is a good investment.
Being a landlord is one of the most unstable positions to be in modern America.
Unelected bureaucrats (like the CDC & WHO) can illegally decide and enforce you to allow your tenants to be rent free, and that's before you get into the nightmare that is tenancy law.
Being a landlord in America is high risk, low return.
sounds like a baseball bat will fix those problems.
How is making a 1000% return on your investment in 5 years "low return"?
I don't entertain retarded hypothetical in the 1% of the curve.
My gut says this is a trap.
Normies borrow heavily. Boom jack interest rates to 18% then seize the forfeited homes
The three rules of real estate investing are: Location, location, location.
I can't be a part of any business venture that compromises my morals. I don't flip and will never be a slumlord. I hate the term "real estate" but it's parlance. I'm good with tools and maintenance and I know how hard it is for this generation to get their shit together and start a family. It's a dream job if you want to be comfortable and don't care about getting rich, which I don't.
Just don't over leverage.
Plan to pay at much higher rates. Keep capital to debt high
Boomer tier ignorance.
Those rules only applied when there were rules. Now it's just Blackrock and financial manipulation.
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