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Larry loftis - Investing in Duplex, Triplexes and Quads
Who else has read this book? It has some great infomration in it, but he bought all these units right before the crash. He was buying with no money or 5-10% down and doing refi's to have no equity to buy more deals and speculate on 20% appreciation in Florida in 2005. I'd really like to know where his portfolio is today, a follow up to his original book to talk about what happened with him after the crash. @Brandon Turner Can we get this guy on a podcast or something?
- Vincent Crane
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Hello Colin,
The answer to your question is as follows: He paid $390,000 and it appraised for $520,000. That is a difference of $130,000. The formula for percentage of profit is “profit ➗ cost = % of profit” so if he put 10% down $39,000, here is how he got the answer. $130,000 profit ➗ $39,000 cost =( 3.33 or) 333%. 👍