I own several x,xxx,xxx commercial buildings that bring in 10-20%, can't stand residential
Able to expand on this?
I own several x,xxx,xxx commercial buildings that bring in 10-20%, can't stand residential
I currently own the empire state building and the willis tower. I used to own the world trade center buildings, but couldn't make the payments, so I got a guy to blow them up and blamed a guy in a cave somewhere lol, true story.
Lol, if the economy/dollar collapses you guys are bent over something fierce...
Lol, if the economy/dollar collapses you guys are bent over something fierce...
Lol, if the economy/dollar collapses you guys are bent over something fierce...
I'd like my retirement plan to be in real estate in nice places around the world like Thailand, Bali, Hawaii etc, then rent out properties for 9-10 months a year, live in them the rest of the time and once I am close to retirement, hopefully they'll be paid off and I can either spend my time in the sun or sell some of them. Is this a realistic plan to do, with mortgages?
I believe when it comes to vacation property rental, your yearly expenses should be covered by renting out 4 high season months out of the year. Because the rest you will have difficulty renting.
Pretty much a different monster than regular residential.
I have 17 houses all purchased with cash. They are in the low end range and I target college students (super high rent, parents as co-signers). Average rent is around $1,000/month on a 50-80k investment.
As cheshire said going cash in the way to do it.
I own several x,xxx,xxx commercial buildings that bring in 10-20%, can't stand residential
I have 17 houses all purchased with cash. They are in the low end range and I target college students (super high rent, parents as co-signers). Average rent is around $1,000/month on a 50-80k investment.
As cheshire said going cash in the way to do it.