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Juan Avalos
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Starting out.. making sure this makes sense

Juan Avalos
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Hello everyone thank you for taking the time to read this and hopefully give out some pointers and or correct me I'm wrong. Fist Step - I buy a duplex cash we call this property A- $60K brings in $900 monthly ( Now I got the itch and want to get more ) Second Step- Go to the bank and get an LTV ( probably will get around 35-40k , that's what I'm thinking) Now with me doing this second step I would have a mortgage/payment to the bank on property A with I say $350 give or take. Third Step - Go get Property B put in that $25k as a down payment on a $100k property and now I have another mortgage of $75k to deal with ( while this $100k will generate me $1200 though).. I would say a payment on that $75k would be $600? after I acquired my 2 properties and put in $60k cash of my own money I would be generating $1200+$950 = $2150 minus the mortgages of $350 and $600 that would give me $1200 on both properties but I still have to save up monthly for property management, taxes, insurances, expenses etccc... so pretty much looking at $600 monthly cash flow - and that is a good deal I'm doing? is this is or am I getting some steps wrong? this is all hypothetical

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