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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cash Flow Analysis Based On What Level of Financing?
I have searched a bit on the forums and might have overlooked it, but I would like some help. I believe this to be a simple question...
When looking at what your property will cash flow, how does everyone determine the basis of their principal mortgage payment?
For example:
1. 100% Financing?
2. 75% Financing?
That can really change a deal analysis and the cash per door. A deal might work if financed at 75% but might not work out when 100% financed.
Most Popular Reply

I use the financing I'm going to get... In our case, 20% down, 15 yr amortization, repair costs borrowed as part of 80/20 note. Used to be 85% LTV but times change. We never go over 15 yrs because ultimately we want to be debt free.