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Hovhannes Hunanyan
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  • Burbank, CA
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Brendon Turner Calculations

Hovhannes Hunanyan
  • Specialist
  • Burbank, CA
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Brandon Says in his webinars that the good deal for him is $100 cash flow for single residence and 12% cash to cash return. So if you do calculations your cash flow and everything will depend on how much down payment I put. Of course the higher is the Down the bigger is cash flow. By saying this anybody knows what is his actual thinking about this ?

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