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All Forum Posts by: Isaac J Mork

Isaac J Mork has started 13 posts and replied 25 times.

Post: Do I pay off a loan on a property? or look to invest in another long term property?

Isaac J MorkPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6
Quote from @Charles Carillo:

@Isaac J Mork

Real estate financing is not permanent and it can always be changed. If you pay off this property; you can always refinance it in the future. My first question would be, what is the interest rate? If the interest rate is low and fixed, I might keep the debt. If the interest rate is on the high side; I might accelerate the payoff with additional payments.

Loan is at 4.25%

Post: Do I pay off a loan on a property? or look to invest in another long term property?

Isaac J MorkPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6

Looking for some guidance as to what the better choice would be.

Do I pay off a loan on a property? or look to invest in another long term rental property?

Paying off the loan would increase cash flow larger than buying a new property from what I’ve looked at so far. I estimate another property would increase cash flow around $3k per year. I had just been looking at Single family Homes, Was looking into multi family but haven't evaluated those yet.


It’s about a $56k loan payoff… would increase cash flow about $4800 per year. Which is about 8.5% similar to stock market.

Larger cash flow would allow for capital building up faster to buy the next property too. And if the right opportunity presents itself could do a cash out refinance.

Paying off the mortgage probably doesn't do much for the cash on cash or Return on equity metrics.

Post: What would be better for long term rentals?

Isaac J MorkPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6
Quote from @Bob Stevens:
Quote from @Isaac J Mork:

What would be better for long term rentals?


single family homes or multi family 

 BOTH, no right or wrong answer, All my rentals, SF MF have all been 20% or better  net cap, money is money 

I'm sorry I am a little new to the terms. What is the formula for Net Cap?  

Post: What would be better for long term rentals?

Isaac J MorkPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6

What would be better for long term rentals?


single family homes or multi family 

Post: What should your ROE be?

Isaac J MorkPosted
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
  • Posts 25
  • Votes 6

What should your ROE be? Would this be similar to the 8-10% the stock market averages.

below 8-10% your equity would be better in the stock market? above that your doing well?