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Sara Kirkpatrick
  • Grant, NE
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Cash on cash return on a duplex we bought

Sara Kirkpatrick
  • Grant, NE
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Last fall my husband and I bought a duplex for $42,000, making a down payment of $10,000.

Each unit rents for $550/month and we’ve had it occupied all but one unit for two weeks. ($13,200/year)

Taxes are less than $500/year and insurance is at $700/year. 
we’ve had a plumber over once for a clogged drain for $60.

I come up with a cash on cash of 96%?

I don’t usually figure my deals using cash on cash, but that can’t be right, what am I leaving out/where are my figures wrong?

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Sounds like a great investment on only a 42,000.00 purchase. If I could find deals lie that, I would literally purchase 10 of them... Great return on investment..  

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