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Riley F.
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Working Capital

Riley F.
  • New York City, NY
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This probably isn't the sexiest question, but for those of you who are buy and hold investors, how do you determine working capital requirements. My initial thought was that I would take PITI x 12 as an initial working capital metric, and start to run more lean as I get some more experience.

I'd be interested to hear how folks who have done this for a while look at working capital.

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