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A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price

A. A. wrote:User wrote:



There is not a good linkage between amount down on
property and amount of rent charged

To find amount down, look at the current asking prices i
the area, figure in some amount to offer under that, an
the financing available will determine the amount down
The financing will then tell your your cash flow out. Figur
about 20% more than that for RE tax, insurance and such

To find current rent prices, look in the newspaper. That
the cash flow in. Charge higher than that and youll ge
few renters. Again, take some percent off that fo
landlord overhead like repairs, lawyers and such

Depending on geography the price to purchase might b
close to a match or very far away from a match. Mor
down, more chance of a match. So bascially your
looking for inflation to eventually raise the rents for
positive cash flow, or youre looking for a dont-wanter wh
isnt going to hold out for market price