Sentences with phrase «flow in duplex»

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Evaluation of aging on muscle blood flow in conscious healthy dogs by duplex Doppler ultrasonography.Veterinary Research Communication.

I bought a duplex in a popular downtown area for 94,000, it cash flowed about 22 % cash on cash.

Any suggestions on the ability to cash - flow on duplexes in that geography?

Prior to that I read The ABC's of Real Estate Investing and I really liked the ideas introduced in regards to value based on cash flow and NOI - it helped really shift my mindset from small duplex buildings to larger, multi-unit buildings, though I'm thinking I'll definitely be starting on the smaller, more manageable side.

What was 6k in annual cash flow should be 60k, compared to the measly 27k from that 300k duplex if we are talking California values.

@Kevin Jackson Duplexes that are close to market value («expensive») usually have minimum repairs, are in a great area, 100 % occupied, great cash flow.

I have a condo unit that I rent out now and a duplex that I live in, I am looking into the purchase a 4 unit for cash flow, I don't mind doing a little to get it in good condition for a renter also have considered sec. 8 renting.

The duplex is built in 1910, cash flows well, but has snow sitting on the roof half the year, I have to replace the furnace already, worry about ice / snow removal, and of course, had to pay for that frozen pipe (that goodness it didn't burst).

But if you're one of these people who like to see $ 100 / unit cashflow positive and you're dealing in duplexes, then you'll have to own a lot of properties to have the other ones cash flow the vacant one.

I'm finding as an investor, I get very good cash flows on duplexes in Minneapolis (all over the 1 % rule) I just find that single family homes can't cash flow at all.

But in the close - in Portland market, it is appearing that duplexs do not cash flow whatsoever.

My duplex (also $ 240,000) rents out for $ 2250 per month currently, and produces free cash flow in the ballpark of $ 450 per month so far.

-- Buy and Hold strategy — Either single family or duplex properties — Looking for monthly cash flow — Currently have about $ 30K in cash to start with