DonFrancisco
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I blame the land lord on this one. Before you buy a property you always and I mean always calculate the following:
1) Captial expenses (10-15% of your rent income per month)
2) vacancy fund (3 months of revenue of your unit(s))
3) taxes
4) maintenance (10-20% of your revenue)
5) marketing/agent fees
If you calculate that before hand and you make a profit margin of 4-7% then you invest.
What this tells is this landlord was operating on the margins and was misallocating funds. This person for sure didn't allocate for 3 months of vacancies. A pandemic isn't the time the person will have issues that threaten revenue.
1) Captial expenses (10-15% of your rent income per month)
2) vacancy fund (3 months of revenue of your unit(s))
3) taxes
4) maintenance (10-20% of your revenue)
5) marketing/agent fees
If you calculate that before hand and you make a profit margin of 4-7% then you invest.
What this tells is this landlord was operating on the margins and was misallocating funds. This person for sure didn't allocate for 3 months of vacancies. A pandemic isn't the time the person will have issues that threaten revenue.


Most landlords are just people with jobs and good credit who saved up some money for a down payment and are now renting their property out to cover the mortgage expenses. "A lot of landlords inherited their wealth..." That's straight up bullshyt that you pulled out of your ass hoping that nobody would call you on it. If being a landlord is "easy" then go and do it ol' woe is me ass nikka. The opportunity is there you lazy ass entitled piece of useless shyt.


