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Matt Bontrager
  • CPA
  • Henderson, NV
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Cash flow with less than 20% down?

Matt Bontrager
  • CPA
  • Henderson, NV
Posted

Hi Everyone!

Can anyone share their experience of acquiring rentals maybe each year or every other year and if they typically put less than 20% down on them? If so, did they still cashflow? Then if so, (I’m sorry) mind sharing your cash on cash rate. Feel like I’m running into roadblocks. Would love to hear other perspectives. 

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