Comments on: As A Real Estate Investor Ya Gotta Pick — How Ya Gonna Roll? http://bawldguy.com/as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll Real Estate Investing Through Purposeful Planning Mon, 14 May 2012 17:45:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: BawldGuy http://bawldguy.com/as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll/#comment-2881 BawldGuy Wed, 06 Aug 2008 17:20:35 +0000 http://www.bawldguy.com/as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll/#comment-2881 Dave -- I know what you mean, as I've done this particular analysis hundreds of times. As I was finishing up my War & Peace answer, :) I decided a post was in order. Readers: This is why I love having Dave as a guest author on this blog. The guy asks great questions, and offers incredible expertise. Today I'll answer this question via a new post. Thanks Dave. Dave — I know what you mean, as I’ve done this particular analysis hundreds of times.

As I was finishing up my War & Peace answer, :) I decided a post was in order.

Readers: This is why I love having Dave as a guest author on this blog. The guy asks great questions, and offers incredible expertise. Today I’ll answer this question via a new post.

Thanks Dave.

]]> By: David Shafer http://bawldguy.com/as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll/#comment-2880 David Shafer Wed, 06 Aug 2008 15:57:15 +0000 http://www.bawldguy.com/as-a-real-estate-investor-ya-gotta-pick-how-ya-gonna-roll/#comment-2880 I argue with myself over which is better the 10% or 20% version. I think it is really individualized. But gotta comment that the 20% version is less costly in terms of lower mortgage rate and/or no mortgage insurance which is expensive now. And if you take that cash flow and put it into another investment, then you might just come out even with the 10% down option! I argue with myself over which is better the 10% or 20% version. I think it is really individualized. But gotta comment that the 20% version is less costly in terms of lower mortgage rate and/or no mortgage insurance which is expensive now. And if you take that cash flow and put it into another investment, then you might just come out even with the 10% down option!

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