Leveraging Cash in Real Estate Transactions

Published on 03. May, 2010 by jason in Blog

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Leverage is where you buy more property seeking a multiple return on your investment by purchasing more property.

You can’t count on the bank to protect you when leveraging cash for a real estate, you must make sure you can pay your debt service (especially if property struggles).

Main question: Can you sustain the mortgage? if not you’re putting your equity at risk.

How far can you leverage before you’re in trouble:
1) However most banks want to see 10%-20% as a downpayment to protect both you as the investor and them.
2) A good leverage ratio 5 to 1 (if you have a $1MM, you can look into purchasing a property for $5MM)

Watch this video for more information.

One Response to “Leveraging Cash in Real Estate Transactions”

  1. Lele says:

    Was totally stuck until I read this, now back up and rnunnig.

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