Tim Hubbard argues that single-family rentals rarely generate enough cash flow to retire on. A typical property might produce only $200 a month after all costs, meaning you'd need 50 properties to hit $10,000 monthly income. Location matters, but the math is brutal for most investors.
It's really crazy when you think about trying to retire these days with long term rentals. And we're talking like traditional single family long term rentals. And of course, this is not across the board. There's really good opportunity in some places. But in on average, I'm gonna say that a traditional single family home right now might make like 200 bucks a month. You know, in profit, we're talking cash flow. So after mortgage, after your interest, after expenses and management, maybe you're making like $200 a month. So if you want $10,000 a month in cash flow, how many properties is that? That's 50 properties. 50 single family homes. That's a ton, right? That's a.
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