All Forum Posts by: Dustan Fankhauser

If I want to calculate my true Cash on Cash return of a property I am buying with $280,000 of the $350,000 down payment coming from equity I have in another property, would you use $70,000 (350-280) as the input? that is the actual "cash" I am putting in. Or do you use the full $350,000 as the input? Figured BP was a good place to turn for this!

If I want to calculate my true Cash on Cash return of a property I am buying with $280,000 of the $350,000 down payment coming from equity I have in another property, would you use $70,000 (350-280) as the input? that is the actual "cash" I am putting in. Or do you use the full $350,000 as the input? Figured BP was a good place to turn for this!

Bryan - I am looking to find like minded investors in KC, as well. I live here, own two businesses here, and am pursuing some BRRRR small-mid sized MF deals. Lets talk!

Vincent, sorry for late reply.  There are specific brokers specifically involved in the selling/buying of postal service properties.  I can give you a few.  Feel free to reach out directly to me.

Actually my family has been investing in post offices for 60 years.  Currently we own 60 post offices....most of which are small.   I am new to this forum and was interested to see if anyone on here had started talking about this.  I have a lot of info I could share.  Thanks