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[Calc Review] Help me analyze this deal- accepted my offer!

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  • Milwaukee, WI
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Tiffany Drahonovsky
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@Dylan Thomas It's interesting that my accountant did not point that out. I'll have to check with her, so thank you for bringing it up. I can really say I learn something new in this business every day. I also agree on the when vs if. We went with a small single family as our entry point for that very reason. It's important to be stringent on the planning and funds and not let the cash flow derail us from the business plan. Back up savings has served me well in personal life, the same principle certainly will hold true in this area as well. A smaller emergency is always better than a larger (financial) emergency. Thank you for your comments!

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