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Brian Tome
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  • Worton, MD
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How long should I finance a property?

Brian Tome
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  • Attorney
  • Worton, MD
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I am looking at my first multi-unit property and using the deal analyzer to determine my ROI and CAP rate. However, the numbers vary widely depending on which amortization period I use.

I am interested to know what amortization period others have chosen and why.

Thanks in advance.

  • Brian Tome
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