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Exactly, I thought I could the units for more, but looking at similar listings, $1500 seems to be the cap.

Each unit at $1500. The scenario above would be when I move out after a year.

Price is $470,000 Duplex using FHA loan Monthly principal + interest $1753 Monthly mortgage insurance premium $319 Monthly property tax (est.) $390 Monthly homeowners insurance (est.) $117 Monthly Sewer Garbage $150 Self-Manage $0 Total Expense $2,729 Rent: 2x (1 bed 1 bath units ) $1500 +...

Funny that you say that. I'm actually buying my first multifamily 2-3 unit in the bay area with an FHA loan this winter. I found a couple that cashflow nicely...now reading what your saying makes me pause....at the same time I'm sick of paying $2,100 rents for some stupid apartment when I could...

I second this. when I quit my "cushy" job before I knew exactly what I wanted to do. I went into local services (handyman) & within a week I making more than enough for my bills.

Thank you, I needed this. Lately, I have lost focus & need to get back to the biz fundamentals.

Funny you mention that, Medieval culture amazes me. I find it quite fascinating learning/watching the life of serfs & lords. I'm not saying that you should pursue that, but I would be your first sub if you do.

I would say I am intermediate in marketing, I don't follow anyone , unless i am facing a specific issue in marketing. I used to listen to marketing school & russel bruson podcasts, but found that it was my way of avoiding doing the hard stuff like actually building a biz

How did you source this property? Using owner-occupant Freddie Mac (HomeSteps), Fannie Mae (HomePath)? I couldnt find a single owner occupant foreclosed multi-family in my area (Northern Cali).

No, I just signed up through their website. I dont like to speak to bankers unless there is an issue.

brex credit card/bank account has worked well for me for awhile now. What drew me to them was their "credit card" with no personal guarantee.

Thanks for the explanation. I also pulled up the predefined call report in Google Ads & that explained the discrepancy.

For example, yesterday, it was a total of 11 calls in reality while google says 15. For onsite calls, I'm are tracking mobile call button clicks not call duration to count as a conversion.

Google is only able to track mobile click to call links on the website, not desktop calls. When someone on a mobile device clicks the phone number button.

Hi @Andy Black I am running some call-only ads for a long distance moving company. Why doesn't my phone call metric not equal my "calls from ads" conversion metric? I am confused between the phone call metric & conversions. My conversions(calls from ads) are recorded when the call reaches 15...