This page is a small glimpse into my journey and what's possible over the years from a financial standpoint. I'll list brief metrics so that everyone can follow along with my progress. Over time there may be multiple entities, but this is the overall picture.
Units refer to rental units. For example, a single family home is 1 unit and a 12-unit apartment complex would be 12 units. The yearly cash flow is a best case number (it's never the reality). It assume all units are rented and there are no unexpected expenses. For privacy reasons I chose not to post any actuals. It is what you would call a Pro Forma number.
2009
Units - 0
Assets - $15k
Liabilities - $0
Capital - $15k
Yearly Cash Flow: $0
2010
Units - 1
Assets - $89k
Liabilities - $60k
Capital - $29k
Yearly Cash Flow: $1,200
2011
Units - 1
Assets - $94k
Liabilities - $56k
Capital - $38k
Yearly Cash Flow: $1,200
2012
Units - 2
Assets - $184k
Liabilities - $137k
Capital - $47k
Yearly Cash Flow: $6,600
2013
Units - 5
Assets - $409k
Liabilities - $358k
Capital - $50k
Yearly Cash Flow: $17,500
2014
Units - 8
Assets - $527k
Liabilities - $467k
Capital - $60k
Yearly Cash Flow: $28,800
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