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Jason Malabute
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$200 cash flow but cash roi is only 2%

Jason Malabute
  • Accountant
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Looking at a duplex. It is in a good school district and good neighborhood. The asking price is $247k. My realtor said it is not unreasonable to offer $230k. Judging from videos property is in good condition. No major repairs are needed. I will be putting down 40%. I will cash flow $200, but the cash ROI is only 2%.

Is there any circumstance where 2% cash ROI is acceptable? Thank you.

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