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8 Aug 2023 · 0 min

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Steve D Valentine explains how to evaluate real estate deals by looking past upfront costs. He uses assisted-living rentals as an example, where $20,000 monthly cashflow equals a $3.5 million mortgage payment, and shows why steady tenant demand makes these investments work.

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$20,000 a month.

a three and a half million dollar mortgage payment.

Some people like, oh, the massive amount of cost of it. But if you're looking at what you see versus what you don't see, and the house is going to be a little bit more expensive, like maybe you're overdoing it for the neighborhood. Well, now you're overdoing it for the rate of return on the rental side of it. Right. Because if the assisted living is paying $20,000 a month, you know, that's a three and a half million dollar mortgage payment. Right. And so what is it doing? And it's constantly turning over. You have no shortage of tenants when it comes down to H.