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Bradley Bismark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sherrill, NY
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No Money Down Calculator?

Bradley Bismark
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Sherrill, NY
Posted

Hi, I could use some advice/help/direction on how to sell a no money down deal. For example if I am going to pitch to 2 investors to give me the money down on a 300K deal. With the investors putting in 30K each and I'd carry the mortgage how do I calculate what return the investors will get and what return I should be receiving, as I found the deal and would carry the note. I want to give as much transparency to the potential investors on who is getting what and how to calculate that the deal makes sense and is fair.

- Is there already a calculator out there that would account for these factors?

- Is there a proven methodology I can use to craft my pitch?


Thanks


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