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Originally Posted by Peaches
Whatever amount you put down, you still have $X invested in equity in the property (i.e. the downpayment, monthly equity payments, appreciation, etc.). Saying that you must put down 25% to "break even" makes no sense. You can put zero down on it, invest the 25% elsewhere and still "break even".
When I was married we had a piece of rental property. We had 5% into it and the rent JUST made the loan payments. Where the money came in was the appreciation of the property.
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no doubt yo,
but I'm putting appreciation aside. only looking at rent received and mortgage/tax payments