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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Tyler Williams
  • Dentist
  • Taylorsville, UT
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Net Rents per Month at $125/unit?

Tyler Williams
  • Dentist
  • Taylorsville, UT
Posted

I'm finding most loans on small multi-families require 30% down, based on my rule of a net income (after debt service and expenses including vacancy and management) of $125/unit/month, 30% down can skew this compared to the 20% down I used on SF properties.

So I'm basing my small multi #'s on a 20% down payment even though I will likely need 30% down to keep my cap rate and ROI consistent.

(properties in Salt Lake County)

Thoughts?

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