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Updated over 3 years ago on . Most recent reply

First Rental Property
I'm considering converting my current primary to my first rental property. In order to know if it's a good plan, what numbers do I need to consider? I'm currently at 65% LTV, and I think I can clear $700/month over my mortgage payment.
Any suggestions?
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You don't calculate what you clear above mortgage. You calculate: Rent - payment of principal - interest - taxes - insurance - maintenance -capital expenditures -vacancy = cash flow.