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Ken Catron
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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal

Ken Catron
  • New to Real Estate
  • Wauwatosa, WI
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I ran this several times with different amounts down. Seems I get the most COC % with 5% down payment as opposed to 20% down. Obviously the Cash Flow is less, but if I'm looking to tie up less money on this property this seems like a great deal. Am I missing something? Looking to buy and hold, then possibly sell at 5 years.

Two 3BR's at 1100 each

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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Yes less down typically offers a higher COC return, the main thing that I would be worried about is that your total project cost is $152k for a property you say has an ARV of $139k

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