see thats what I am trying to figure out about GA.

Guys,I am trying to figure out my post-tax cash flow from my pre-tax cash flow and other stats on buy and hold properties.

Determining your CCR on a property will allow you to compare different deals and figure out what a good deal for you is.

Take the maximum amount of equity you can have, which is 100% and minus the cents on the dollar figure you just got. 100 percent equity MINUS 65 = 35% equity.

You'll just need to figure what works best for you based upon how much documentation you want disclose, time, and cost.

Figure AT LEAST 6% selling costs, that's average commission, plus you'll have some associated selling/closing costs.Now you're down to $228K on a cost of $209, minus your negative cash flow and you're probably better off going to Vegas and putting it all on RED.all cash

I always figured it would be natural to get into something larger to enjoy even greater rewards, and not surprisingly, real estate and property have been on the radar for quite some time now.

Can you give me figures and examples of why this would not be worth it, and you would just pass it up.

I figure my perspective will change drastically once I have one under my belt.

ToadWhile I'm no expert REI investor yet, I think I have it figured out that those who say that its not important to pay off mortgages ASAP are putting EVERY last penny of that money they would be putting into that mortgage, into another property instead.