An investor turned a century-old house into a rental that cash flows $2,500 a month. He shares how he financed it with 5% down.

Source: Business Insider

Part-time real estate investor Peter Keane-Rivera owns 19 units across three properties in the Seattle area. Courtesy of Peter RiveraPeter Keane-Rivera is a full-time engineer who invests in Seattle-area real estate. He bought a roughly 100-year-old home for $630,000 in 2024.

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