Here's an example from my portfolio:
Income (rent): $3200
Expenses (mortgage, maint, tax, reserve): $2000
Net: $1200
So before any capital appreciation, I'm up $1200 per month. That's enough that I could have even borrowed my down payment and be paying $470 / month on that down payment per month and that'd be an infinite ROI since I put no money down. And there's enough room there that if rents go down 30% it still works.
EDIT: And that's without taking into account tax benifits, mortgage paydown by the tenants, and capital appreciation of the building.
That's a real example.
__________________
Uncertainty is an uncomfortable position.
But certainty is an absurd one.
|