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First Investment SFH

Stevie Penn
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Looking at a SFH as first time investment [cash deal]

House is located in excellent area with plenty of jobs and hot market for houses

Overview:

House is super clean and requires no repairs

Cost of house is $180,000    

 Rent                 $1565

Yearly Gross:     $18,780

Yearly net:        $14,280 after taxes, insurance, management, added extra expenses to be safe: $14,280

I am thinking about doing delayed financing with this one to get 75% of cash back and using it towards something else.

Properties in the area have been appreciating ridiculously 
Any input would be nice, im eager to learn

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Brian Ellwood
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Brian Ellwood
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You're paying cash for the deal? That deal wouldn't work cashflow-wise unless you paid cash. Even if you do, you can't refinance your money back out without bringing the deal into a negative-cashflow scenario. It's too tight for me.

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