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Scenario 1 = It looks like you have $950,000 cash to pay off the mortgage balance off.You are getting $70,000 additional cash-flow$70,000 / $950,000 = 7.3% which is not bad considering this is just cash-flow and you likely get an additional 4% appreciation bringing your total return to around 11%The thing to consider is that you would then lose the mortgage interest deduction.Without that deduction, it may put you into taxable income territory.You may want to consider seller financing some of the properties and see if you can get 8% to 10% interest.it would guarantee you a return and still get you nice interest over a period of time.As I get older, I want my investments to be more 'simpler'

All together those total $1,117/month all in on the financed properties.  

Additionally, if you got a loan on top of your cash advance (say, you only had enough cash for a down payment) then I imagine you're also paying loan fees twice.This may all be fine and dandy if the numbers work, but is this a viable plan or a total gamble?

I don’t know if foundation guys give free quotes but you could certainly have them go over and look at it with the same question.

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Then decide if its for you , I teach folks how open ALFs for free friends of my wife nurse and others 80% run away when they hear what it takes 10% said they'll think about it and 5% do it then out of the 5% half close them or sell them in first year.

Our numbers were PP $258,000 ($359,000 Tax assessment),  Rehab $70,000  ARV $400,000    Appraiser AS is $285,000  ARV $350,000    Appraiser cost us $1950,00 because we're in AK The loan so far is as follows......total of $317.296  with a $43,200 hold back for reno, not 70k, $13,489 in fees....8.49% interest and our down payment of $52,000Lots of hoops but I guess we have a Credit Line of $650,000 for 1 year.....I need to find out yet how it works with the next loan, if I need to jump through all the hoops again ? 

There is so much "free" info out there where you can get a bearing and learn