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Updated over 2 years ago, 06/23/2022

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Yinette Roa
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  • Allentown, pa
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Negative cash flow rental

Yinette Roa
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  • Allentown, pa
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hello fellow investors, Im in need of some guidence on my first (intentional) rental investment purchase. 2unit property in a type B neighborhood currently vacant. A few things that are making me rethink the deal fisrt thing the appraisal came back at the exact purchase price (needs some work not mayor that i know) first lender asked 35% down instead of 20% (original quote) because debt service ratio. Current agreement expired but i have a second quote diferent lender 20% down but at a 8.5% making the dsc 1% but after capx and vacancies i will have a negative cash flow deal. Is this a good deal for my first deal. Should i look a better cash on cash deal or should i do it for appreciation. Any advice is a good advice at this point. Thank you so much in advance.

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