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Old 01-28-2007, 06:18 PM  
buddyjuf
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Originally Posted by Peaches View Post
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.
no doubt yo,

but I'm putting appreciation aside. only looking at rent received and mortgage/tax payments
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