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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

I think I have analysis paralysis, Cash vs Total ROI
I keep playing with multiple house calculations. When running an eval should I be more focused on the Cash ROI or Total ROI.
It appears that I can get a positive cash flow in the $200/month range but my Cash ROI is approx 4% so I keep thinking that it is a waste of cash???
Any help is appreciated