🎧 The Return on Investment on Extra Down Payments
New To Podcast This Week - Over 56,000 Total Downloads*
You might have noticed that I’ve been silent for a couple weeks (except on the podcast which is scheduled out almost a year in advance)… well… I was on vacation and just got back last night.
So, I’m back and catching up… but get ready for some brand-new real estate investor stuff that I’ve been thinking about during my hikes, hot tub time, and plane/ferry rides.
New to the podcast this last week is a discussion on a critically important topic: The Return on Investment on Extra Down Payments
If I put a small amount down… I’m going to have ugly or even negative cash flow with this property and its high price, high interest rates and lagging rents… but if I put more down… cash flow improves. Should I put more down? In this special episode, I will walk you through how I like to think about this question as we address the ROI on any additional down payments you opt to make beyond the absolute minimum you could to acquire the property.
It is part of our entire series on 🏦financing rental properties.
Show Notes
In this class, James discusses:
James Orr's Return Quadrants™: Return in Dollars Quadrant™, Return on Investment Quadrant™ and Return on Equity Quadrant™
The returns in dollars for Nomad™ with 5% down
The return on investment for Nomad with 5% down
The returns and ROI for 15% down
How 5% Nomad™ compares to 15% down and the return on the extra down payment
Similar comparisons for 20%, 25%, 30% and 40% down payment options
Cash on Cash Return on Investment approaches Cap Rate
Plus much more...
How to Access in 3 Easy Steps
Click on the PODCAST button next to your city.
Select your preferred podcast player (Apple, Spotify, etc) and subscribe for free.
Enjoy!
Love,
James Orr
*As of October 16th, the total number of downloads across all Real Estate Financial Planner™ city-specific real estate investing podcasts for all episodes over all-time is over 56,610.
Keep reading with a 7-day free trial
Subscribe to Real Estate Financial Planner™ to keep reading this post and get 7 days of free access to the full post archives.