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Debt Service Projection
In all the deals that I run the numbers on; I have assumed that I will have to put 10-15% down and finance the rest at a 30 year fixed @ 7.5%. Are these numbers too conservative? Too aggressive?
I live in Texas (DFW) and I am looking mostly at 4-plexes and bigger.
Any suggestions?
I have just ran across abunch of worthless deals and quiet a few of just OK deals. The OK deals I can stretch in to break even or just CF+.