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S&P 500 VS One Rental Property
Investor A puts $75k into the S&P 500. They might hit a solid 15% return ($11,250), but that money is "locked" behind a screen. To buy a car or take a trip, they have to sell the asset and pay capital gains. It’s passive, sure, but they’re playing a waiting game with no tax shield and zero control over the asset's value. Investor B uses that same $75k to BRRRR (Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat). They buy a $50k house and put $25k into a remodel. On paper, the $8k annual cash flow looks like a 10.6% return but here’s the difference: The Tax Shield. Through depreciation, Investor B wipes out the tax on that cash flow. Investor B keeps the cash; Investor A pays the IRS. The game officially ends at the Refinance. That remodel pushes the appraisal to $100k, the bank hands back your $75k (tax-free). (75% of the ARV) You now have $0 of your own money in the deal, making your ROI literally infinite. You’re still clearing monthly cash flow, but you have your original capital back to go buy House #2. NOW you go and buy another house with that 75k. Five years later, Investor A has one account with 150k. Investor B has used that same $75k to snowball into a 5-house mini-empire worth $500k+ and are STILL buying more houses just off that initial 75k. While Investor A hopes for market growth, Investor B is actively scaling their portfolio and getting wealth off tenant debt pay-down, tax-free refinances, cash flow, and appreciation on the bank's money.
S&P 500 VS One Rental Property
Working on something behind the scenes right now… ATTENTION ALL REALTORS
If you’re licensed and actively doing deals in your market, shoot me a quick message. I might have something that can help you! Just include what market you’re in 👍 Direct message me within Skool
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DAVID HOUGH
Total Properties Purchased: 2 Total Value of Properties Purchased (ARVs): $257,000 Total Purchase Price: $130,000 Total Equity Gained: $127,000 Total Monthly Rental Income Added: $2,550 6103 SW Oak Purchase price: $60,000 ARV: $137,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $1400 905 NW Bell Ave Purchase price: $70,000 ARV: $120,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $1150
TWO BROTHERS REMODELING
Total Properties Purchased: 3 Total Value of Properties Purchased (ARVs): $476,000 Total Purchase Price: $293,000 Total Equity Gained: $183,000 Total Monthly Rental Income Added: $4,395 2403 NW Saxon Cir - Purchase price: $85,000 ARV: $170,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: 1495 2408 NW Norman Cir Purchase price: $105,000 ARV: $144,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $1375 2410 NW Saxon Cir Purchase price: $103,000 ARV: $162,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $1525
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TWO BROTHERS REMODELING
Arif Merchant
Total Properties Purchased: 2 Total Value of Properties Purchased (ARVs): $164,000 Total Purchase Price: $27,500 Total Equity Gained: $136,500 Total Monthly Rental Income Added: $1,575 1608 SW 7th St Purchase price: $15,500 ARV: $83,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $775 615 SW Arbuckle Purchase price: $12,000 ARV: $81,000 RENO: Equity GAINED: Rent: $800
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Alex Vislosky
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@roger-vislosky-3726
74 doors and counting, 220+ deals closed Founding Partner @ Red River Title Co

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