How much would my real estate portfolio have to be, net worth?

[zeitgeist057]

After property taxes, insurance, and other upkeep/expenses) assume no mortgage or mortgage insurance.

Updates

4 mo

Update: whoops, sorry my question was supposed to be:

How much would my real estate portfolio have to be, net worth, in order to be able to rent it out and make $15K/month?"

I didn't notice it got truncated. I can delete and repost, also

[jamesgoldman]

Depends on location

I know my friends dad who makes £22k a month from property worth about £7.5M ($27k and $9.25M) this is gross so would need taxes and stuff figured out

My late antique dealer was making £70k NET from her portfolio and that was worth £60M ($87k and $75M)

Ballpark I recall was a decent property should rent for 1% of it's market value a month so using that $15k could be grossed from $1.5M but maintenance, taxes and everything else I'd lean towards $3M

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

According to some experts, the optimal range for home-ownership is between 10% and 30% of your net worth. Rental properties and passive income: Rental properties are another common and attractive form of real estate.

[zeitgeist057]

thanks, sorry please see the update. not what I meant to ask.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Thanks for MHO :)

[midnightmoon05]

No mortgages… around $4M to net $15k months after all expenses. (Taxes, emergency funds, insurance…any additional feeds that may pop up).

[MikeTheBartender]

After taxes, repairs, court etc, almost double 15k... Most real estate profit comes in the sale but keep it in the green of course while you rent it.

[strateguy632]

800,000$