Does this seem realistic? - Posted by Geoffrey Faivre-Malloy

Posted by Geoffrey Faivre-Malloy on December 06, 2000 at 01:51:00:

Here’s my current plan. To those of you who are “doing it” already - that is, you’re doing real estate full time, does this plan sound realistic or am I over optimistic?

5 Year Plan to NO J.O.B.

Year 1

Monthly Positive Cash Flow at end of Year 1: $1000.00 (Gross)

10 Houses must be sold for the year (non-wholesale)

440 Offers must be made for the year

10 Offers per week

Assuming 5 hours per offer = 50 hours per week

Expected Result: 1 Sale Per Month generating minimum of $100 positive cash flow per house.

Year 2

Monthly Positive Cash Flow at end of Year 2: $2000.00 (Gross)

10 Houses must be sold for the year (non-wholesale)

440 Offers must be made for the year

10 Offers per week

Assuming 5 hours per offer = 50 hours per week

Expected Result: 1 Sale Per Month generating minimum of $100 positive cash flow per house.

Year 3

Monthly Positive Cash Flow at end of Year 3: $3500.00 (Gross)

15 Houses must be sold for the year (non-wholesale)

440 Offers must be made for the year

10 Offers per week

Assuming 5 hours per offer = 50 hours per week

Expected Result: 2 Sale Per Month generating minimum of $100 positive cash flow per house.

Year 4

Monthly Positive Cash Flow at end of Year 4: $6500.00 (Gross)

30 Houses must be sold for the year (non-wholesale)

440 Offers must be made for the year

10 Offers per week

Assuming 5 hours per offer = 50 hours per week

Expected Result: 3 Sales Per Month generating minimum of $100 positive cash flow per house.

Year 5

Monthly Positive Cash Flow at end of Year 2: $10000.00 (Gross)

35 Houses must be sold for the year (non-wholesale)

440 Offers must be made for the year

10 Offers per week

Assuming 5 hours per offer = 50 hours per week

Expected Result: 3 Sales Per Month generating minimum of $100 positive cash flow per house.