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Stacy Walker
  • Bothell, WA
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Deal Analysis and Tax Returns

Stacy Walker
  • Bothell, WA
Posted

Sorry if this has been answered somewhere, but there is just SO much information to go through.

I've been practicing calculating cash flow, cash on cash etc.. on random single family homes I see listed just so I can get a good grasp on things.  I am curious if any of you consider your tax returns at the end of the year in your deals as well?

I know you want positive monthly cash flow, just wondering if it is wise or not to guesstimate the tax benefits of a property as well.  Or is it just safer to stick with cash flow?

Thank you for your time and input!