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Seasons Change and so should you Barry Mathis – Gets Results

There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under the heavens: …. Ecclesiastes 3 Barry Mathis – Gets Results

A rising tide raise all ships Before After

Fix and Flip Purchase Price = $ 250,000 Improvements = $50,000 Out of Pocket = $300,000

Fix and Flip Purchase Price = $ 250,000 Improvements = $50,000 Out of Pocket = $300,000 Sales Price Target = $400,000 Accepted Offer = $384,000 Gross Profit = $84,000

Fix and Flip Cost of Funds = $5,000 Title & Escrow Fees = $3,840 Commissions = $ 23,040 Capital Gains Tax = $18,850

Fix and Flip Cost of Funds = $5,000 Title & Escrow Fees = $3,840 Commissions = $ 23,040 Capital Gains Tax = $18,850 Net Profit = $ 33,270 Internal Rate of Return = 11.09%

Fix and Flip 4 Months Annual Return on Investment ROI = % 6 Months Annual Return on Investment ROI = %

Buy and Hold Purchase Price = $ 400,000 Down payment = $80,000 Loan Closing Cost = $8,000 Out of Pocket = $88,000

Buy and Hold Monthly Payment (PITI) = $1869 Monthly Rent = $2,000 Monthly Cash Flow = $ 131 Monthly Payment (PITI) = $1869 Monthly Rent = $2,000 Monthly Cash Flow = $ 131

Buy and Hold You spent $88,000 to get $1572 in Cash Flow Your ROI from Cash Flow was 1.79% { $1572 divided by $88,000 = } You spent $88,000 to get $1572 in Cash Flow Your ROI from Cash Flow was 1.79% { $1572 divided by $88,000 = }

Buy and Hold INTEREST DEDUCTION You spent $88,000 to get $ in deductions Your ROI from Interest Deduction was 6.48% INTEREST DEDUCTION You spent $88,000 to get $ in deductions Your ROI from Interest Deduction was 6.48%

Buy and Hold PRINCIPLE REDUCTION You spent $88,000 to get $5158 in loan pay off Your ROI from Principle Reduction was 5.86% PRINCIPLE REDUCTION You spent $88,000 to get $5158 in loan pay off Your ROI from Principle Reduction was 5.86%

Buy and Hold Asset Depreciation You spent $88,000 to get $3840 in paper losses Your ROI from Depreciation was 4.36% Asset Depreciation You spent $88,000 to get $3840 in paper losses Your ROI from Depreciation was 4.36%

Buy and Hold Asset Appreciation You spent $88,000 to get $16,000 in gain Your ROI from Appreciation was % Asset Appreciation You spent $88,000 to get $16,000 in gain Your ROI from Appreciation was %

Buy and Hold ROI from Cash Flow = 1.79% ROI from Interest Deduction = 6.48% ROI from Payment Reduction = 5.86% ROI from Asset Depreciation = 4.36% ROI from Appreciation = 18.18% Effective Total ROI = % ROI from Cash Flow = 1.79% ROI from Interest Deduction = 6.48% ROI from Payment Reduction = 5.86% ROI from Asset Depreciation = 4.36% ROI from Appreciation = 18.18% Effective Total ROI = %

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