I have $5,000 dedicated repair fund set aside - until cash flow can match. 2 Unit Duplex - $450 per unit.AP $39,000Offer $35,00020% Down ($7,000)Finance $28,000 30 YR @ 4% = $134 PMGSI - $10,800Property Manager - ($1,080)Taxes - ($703)Insurance - ($600)Total Operating Expenses - ($2,383)NOI - $8,417Debt Service - ($1,604)Cash Flow Before Taxes - $6,813 ($499 pm)LTV 80% Cash Flow from Initial Investment 97%ROI on Assets 19%Cap Rate 24%*I can capture $1,300 in depreciation per year*THANK YOU

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As a result, novice investors can capture monthly cash flow without a larger financial commitment and decrease their initial risk.The second question is: which type of investment property are you looking for: short-term, medium-term, or long-term rental?

It is an ACCELERATION of depreciation (you will capture more at the beginning, in the first years and less at the end, in the later years).- It has the potential to save you money from taxes – but that depends on the rest of your tax picture, what other sources of income and deductions you have, your goals and short term vs long term plans and tax strategies.

Let's weigh the pros & cons.1) The line of credit allows you to capture the equity in your portfolio without having to conduct a risky refinance. 

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The second line is only to capture those who buy a house in the middle of the year.

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Look for ways you can use what's currently available on the market to generate higher returns (greater income or lower operating costs) or offset your living expense while capturing market appreciation.

Cash is great to capture value on the buy.