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Newbie to investing and never invested in a company that went through a reverse stock split.
In theory, I understand the market value should increase but I’m not seeing this reflected in the price and naturally my book value/ share is very disappointing.
A) When should I anticipate the stock appreciation to occur?
B) What’s the next move for companies that do this? Issue more shares?
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I researched CA. Could not get the numbers to work. Also it’s not landlord friendly. Eventually did 7 cash flow positive properties in Charlotte NC where I’m doing great. But bought 6 years ago. The numbers are getting tighter there but it’s still doable. Try Texas? Or there may be some distressed properties coming up in some CA suburbs, but they could be tough to manage.
I go in with 30 percent or more equity to get positive cash from day one, so I’m borrowing but not over leveraging. Also pay off the debt ASAP to own free and clear by year 6 to year 10 using the 7/1 ARM.
Thanks for feedback. For me, it is important to be close to the properties (I live in CA), at least for starting out. I was also hoping to house hack.
Do you manage from out of state?
What about buying and holding (and renting) single family homes? They would likely appreciate more in value, and a slightly optimistic assumption of appreciation obviously makes the numbers work. Appreciation is like the only thing CA has going for it.
Interesting strategy in aggressive debt pay down. I definitely like that. Seems smart way to mitigate risk when properties are super cheap outside CA.
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We do it in Texas. Heard from multiple Cali buyers they can’t make it cash flow positive. And not landlord friendly.
I wouldn’t even consider it.
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I’m in Austin. It’s definitely pricey but I don’t know if it’s over bought. At least here I’m not seeing much of a reason for it to slow down. There is just so much growth and pent up demand.
I’m making it work in Palm Springs with a short term rental.
I can see that working.
Try Midwest states with low property taxes
Buy for appreciation in CA instead of cash flow.
Anywhere close to NY/NJ area where we can make cash flow positive? Seems impossivle in nj due to taxes and nyc of course not...
I own a duplex in CA - live in one unit and rent out the other. After 3 years of ownership and refinancing twice, I will be just barely cash flow positive in about a year when I moved.
The only people I know who have invested in rental property have done the same thing as me (using rental income to drive down the total cost of the mortgage rather than renting out all units and trying to cash flow). For that reason, it almost never makes financial sense to invest in a single family residence unless you can cheaply flip it and/or live in it for several years before renting it out.
Philly is slept on for investment properties. I’ve seen people go from rags to riches in philly starting off by house hacking.