All Forum Posts by: Taylor Smith

Who lives in the Seattle Tacoma area and can point me towards the best bank or Credit Union. When it comes to financing a property?

@Ed Matson so If i keep on getting negatives then the outcome is accurate. Because I keep on plugging in the numbers. And I keep getting negative outcomes

@Jaysen Medhurst thank you for your advice. I will bring in some numbers tonight.

@Theo Hicks how do you factor in the cash on cash return as well as the mortgage payment. Because I know that all the math is done without the mortgage payment. Without the mortgage payment my math gets my positive cash flow. But as soon as a I add the mortgage I’m in the negative.

@Cory Carlson how do you do the math on that? That was a little confusing but I’m following what your saying

I know every metric is important when it comes to analyzing a property. But when you look at a 2-4 unit property which is more important. The NOI, Cap Rate, multiplier when anyalizing à deal? Also how do you factor in your mortgage payments into your math when analyzing a deal. Some help would be very appreciated!!!

Thank you I appreciate that. So your pretty much saying unless it has some cash flow coming in don't mess with it. Unless you have the capital to make up for it. 

So I’m a new investor looking to buy a multi family. Now when I use the calculator since I’m going to have to put 3.5% down I run into a high mortgage. In short that high mortgage is causing me to be negative in cash flow. Now if I have to come out of pocket on a mult family property a couple hundred bucks, is that better then not having a property at all and saying forget it? Kind of need some advice on that! Should I continue Pursuing the property or no?

So I’m a new investor looking to buy a multi family. Now when I use the calculator since I’m going to have to put 3.5% down I run into a high mortgage. In short that high mortgage is causing me to be negative in cash flow. Now if I have to come out of pocket on a mult family property a couple hundred bucks, is that better then not having a property at all and saying forget it? Kind of need some advice on that!

So I’m a new investor looking to buy a multi family. Now when I use the calculator since I’m going to have to put 3.5% down I run into a high mortgage. In short that high mortgage is causing me to be negative in cash flow. Now if I have to come out of pocket on a mult family property a couple hundred bucks, is that better then not having a property at all and saying forget it? Kind of need some advice on that!