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jing · 11-21-2020, 06:04 PM

If you overpaid for a property from the get go however it'll take a lot longer to break even or turn a profit. I've seen some recent sales taking $50-100k losses compared to when they bought in 2016/2017 not accounting for commissions.

11-21-2020, 06:04 PM	#16802
jing It's like going crazy when you're already nuts Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 6,019 Thanked 3,297 Times in 855 Posts Failed 90 Times in 38 Posts Member's Picture Albums	If you overpaid for a property from the get go however it'll take a lot longer to break even or turn a profit. I've seen some recent sales taking $50-100k losses compared to when they bought in 2016/2017 not accounting for commissions. __________________ my feedback