Analyze a Rental Property

Is your next rental property a good investment or won't it produce the proper amount of cash flow? Josh from REI 360 has invested in hundreds of rental properties. Find out what he thinks about picking up your first (or hundredth) rental propery. Learn real estate investing at http://REI360.net

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1. Anyone who considers appreciation in a rental property, is speculating. If you bought a property in 2006, how much appreciation have you seen in the last 10 years? Zero in my market.  Appreciation, in most markets, is about the same as the inflation rate. So, your house isn't "going up in value," your money's spending power is actually just going down. I strictly use cash on cash ROI for investing analysis. If it appreciates, great. If not, I have a predictable ROI for as long as I own the property.
2. awesome advice! thank you Josh
   I purchased my first rental property cash. Thankfully, since it was paid in full I can afford to pay the taxes, $60 monthly HOA and insurance. So even if its vacant I am not hurting as much.
3. Great way to Analyze a Rental Property!!
4. If you've already bought your rental property and need a good expense tracking spreadsheet, check out mine :D https://www.fiverr.com/naglefix/give-you-an-easy-to-use-expense-tracking-sheet-for-your-rental-property
5. Great video, thanks.
6. What if I COMPLETELY own the house im renting? What kind of payments would i have to make if there is no tenant and if i have a tenant that pays for all of his/her utilities?
7. Thanks, +drumdad124! Be sure to check out REI360.net for additional investing tools and educational resources. We are here to help you start & grow your investing business!
8. Good video.  Thanks.  I'm going to be buying my first investment property very soon.
9. I love it Josh! Keep it up!
   
   BTW Are you working a job?
10. Very well explained...Nice