In late 2018 and throughout 2019, there was a noticeable trend of decreasing cashflow in multifamily investments.
This was particularly evident in new investments, where cashflow percentages dropped from around 10% to as low as 6 or 7%.
In some cases, investors were seeing as little as 4% cash on cash returns, making it increasingly challenging to generate income to either replace or supplement their regular paycheck.
This decrease in cashflow can have significant implications for investors who rely on their multifamily properties as a source of income.
With lower cashflow percentages, it becomes harder to cover expenses, make necessary repairs and improvements, and ultimately turn a profit on the investment.
For those who were hoping to use their multifamily properties as a means of financial stability or retirement income, these diminishing returns can be a cause for concern.
In this episode of "Tech Equity and Money Talk," host Christopher Nelson discusses the importance of exploring new asset classes to diversify your portfolio and increase cash flow.
He shares his personal experience of shifting focus to mobile home parks as a lucrative investment opportunity, highlighting the stable income they can provide.
Tune in to learn how incorporating mobile home parks can enhance your investment strategy and generate consistent cash flow!
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Listen to the full episode here:
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YouTube:
https://youtu.be/3ch38oGE2Ks
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Audio Podcast:
https://www.techequityandmoneytalk.com/mobile-home-park
