“I bought the house for $80,000… monthly payment was $528… house needed about $20,000 in work… renting the house out for $1,200 a month… sold it recently for like $220,000.”

John Crutchfield · BiggerPockets Real Estate Podcast · You Don’t Need Dozens of Rentals to Reach Financial Freedom (He Tried It)

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Bought a $80,000 three-bedroom house with owner-finance at $528/month, paid $20,000 in rehab (mostly sweat equity), rented for $1,200/month, held 10 years and sold for $220,000

$80,000 purchase; $528 monthly payment; $20,000 rehab; $1,200 rent; $220,000 sale

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