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Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
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CapEx on New or Major Remodel

Daniel J.
  • Conroe, TX
Posted

If I purchased a new or majorly remodeled property where all the major systems were new, how might that effect my CapEx expense category? I realize that it still needs to be saved for, but if my roof shouldn't need to be replaced for 20 years vs 5 years, that obviously changes my planned monthly expense in that category significantly. I do realize that the newer, remodel or actually newly built, a property is that the lower my cash flow is going to be.

Thanks!

Daniel

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