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ParticipantThe problem a lot of people have had with Paypal is with resolving disputes. If money goes missing from your account (which does happen), getting it back is apparently like pulling teeth. I’ve never experienced this, but I keep a minimum amount in my account just in case.
I despise ebay. I hate their interface, their support, and their buggy messaging system. They suck on every level that it is possible to suck.
ParticipantThe problem a lot of people have had with Paypal is with resolving disputes. If money goes missing from your account (which does happen), getting it back is apparently like pulling teeth. I’ve never experienced this, but I keep a minimum amount in my account just in case.
I despise ebay. I hate their interface, their support, and their buggy messaging system. They suck on every level that it is possible to suck.
ParticipantThe problem a lot of people have had with Paypal is with resolving disputes. If money goes missing from your account (which does happen), getting it back is apparently like pulling teeth. I’ve never experienced this, but I keep a minimum amount in my account just in case.
I despise ebay. I hate their interface, their support, and their buggy messaging system. They suck on every level that it is possible to suck.
ParticipantThe problem a lot of people have had with Paypal is with resolving disputes. If money goes missing from your account (which does happen), getting it back is apparently like pulling teeth. I’ve never experienced this, but I keep a minimum amount in my account just in case.
I despise ebay. I hate their interface, their support, and their buggy messaging system. They suck on every level that it is possible to suck.
Participant[quote=Kingside]What gives me peace of mind is buying at the right price from a cash flow perspective, not the location.[/quote]
^ This.
Paying $380k for an older SFR rental would be a profoundly bad decision. Factoring in very long-term maintenance (30-40% of rent – no exaggeration), you’ll be in the negative for the next 30 years, and don’t count on any appreciation for a while. I would sooner buy a boat, and that’s just crazy. If you must buy close to home, older Carlsbad condos will cash flow decently.
If it’s passive income you’re after, go cheap. And if you plan to have someone else manage it, think about Riverside county or a more landlord-friendly state.
Participant[quote=Kingside]What gives me peace of mind is buying at the right price from a cash flow perspective, not the location.[/quote]
^ This.
Paying $380k for an older SFR rental would be a profoundly bad decision. Factoring in very long-term maintenance (30-40% of rent – no exaggeration), you’ll be in the negative for the next 30 years, and don’t count on any appreciation for a while. I would sooner buy a boat, and that’s just crazy. If you must buy close to home, older Carlsbad condos will cash flow decently.
If it’s passive income you’re after, go cheap. And if you plan to have someone else manage it, think about Riverside county or a more landlord-friendly state.
Participant[quote=Kingside]What gives me peace of mind is buying at the right price from a cash flow perspective, not the location.[/quote]
^ This.
Paying $380k for an older SFR rental would be a profoundly bad decision. Factoring in very long-term maintenance (30-40% of rent – no exaggeration), you’ll be in the negative for the next 30 years, and don’t count on any appreciation for a while. I would sooner buy a boat, and that’s just crazy. If you must buy close to home, older Carlsbad condos will cash flow decently.
If it’s passive income you’re after, go cheap. And if you plan to have someone else manage it, think about Riverside county or a more landlord-friendly state.
Participant[quote=Kingside]What gives me peace of mind is buying at the right price from a cash flow perspective, not the location.[/quote]
^ This.
Paying $380k for an older SFR rental would be a profoundly bad decision. Factoring in very long-term maintenance (30-40% of rent – no exaggeration), you’ll be in the negative for the next 30 years, and don’t count on any appreciation for a while. I would sooner buy a boat, and that’s just crazy. If you must buy close to home, older Carlsbad condos will cash flow decently.
If it’s passive income you’re after, go cheap. And if you plan to have someone else manage it, think about Riverside county or a more landlord-friendly state.
Participant[quote=Kingside]What gives me peace of mind is buying at the right price from a cash flow perspective, not the location.[/quote]
^ This.
Paying $380k for an older SFR rental would be a profoundly bad decision. Factoring in very long-term maintenance (30-40% of rent – no exaggeration), you’ll be in the negative for the next 30 years, and don’t count on any appreciation for a while. I would sooner buy a boat, and that’s just crazy. If you must buy close to home, older Carlsbad condos will cash flow decently.
If it’s passive income you’re after, go cheap. And if you plan to have someone else manage it, think about Riverside county or a more landlord-friendly state.
ParticipantWe started at 5.3, refied to 4.6 last year. This will be a rental that we’ll keep until it falls down, so I’ll pull the trigger at 4.1.
ParticipantWe started at 5.3, refied to 4.6 last year. This will be a rental that we’ll keep until it falls down, so I’ll pull the trigger at 4.1.
ParticipantWe started at 5.3, refied to 4.6 last year. This will be a rental that we’ll keep until it falls down, so I’ll pull the trigger at 4.1.
ParticipantWe started at 5.3, refied to 4.6 last year. This will be a rental that we’ll keep until it falls down, so I’ll pull the trigger at 4.1.
ParticipantWe started at 5.3, refied to 4.6 last year. This will be a rental that we’ll keep until it falls down, so I’ll pull the trigger at 4.1.
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