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Updated over 1 year ago, 05/13/2023

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Michael Barido
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Layton, UT
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Good deal/Which loan terms

Michael Barido
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Layton, UT
Posted

I have a deal I'd like for advice on. Buying a condo and have several options. Table format is the following - down payment % - cash flow - ROI - Down payment amount - Rate:

20% - $281.18 - 12.55% - $18k - 10%

25% - $336.85 - 11.18% - $22.5k - 9.875%

30% - $411.63. - 12.48% - $27k. - 8.875%

The closing costs are not included in the DP values but is included in the ROI above. I'm an accidental landlord and this is my first real investment (other rental I lived in and were VA loans). I'm thinking the best strategy is the 20% DP and higher IR but would like verification and thoughts on the closing costs. Thanks

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