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    Hi I am new, I just bought Steve’ book last Thursday, and finished reading over the weekend. I have a question here.
    If I don’t have cash deposit, but borrow 110% from bank to invest, does the CoCR serve any purpose?? I mean what does it mean the the CoCR is equal to “#DIV/0!”, since the Cash outlay is “Zero” ??
    Do I still have to do this CoCR exercise? Or as long as the property passed 11second, then I am safe to say the property I am getting is possive gear???

    Sally

    Profile photo of IbuycashflowIbuycashflow
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    Hi Sally,
    The CoCR percentage is not that applicable when you are borrowing so much. At the end of the day you need to have a +ve cashflow and need to know it will remain +ve for as long as possible.

    An infinite CoCR, which is what you are doing is not that great if you only make $1 per annum, is it?

    Steve’s 11 second rule should only be treated as a guide or “rule of thumb” in order to identify good properties. It works under current interest levels but I doubt it would if you had double digit interest rates.

    If the rental of a property is fair and sustainable, and it covers your rates insurance, r&m and mortgage repayments and you still have some left over at the end, then your on your way.

    Hope this helps

    Cheers
    Jeff

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    to make the COC figure meaninful, why not asssume you are paying a 20% deposit.

    Terryw
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