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		<title>By: More on Investment Returns &#171; Bring the Cash Flow</title>
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		<dc:creator>More on Investment Returns &#171; Bring the Cash Flow</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] The previously mentioned software package SolveIT! does a good job of working out all these costs and showing you when your property will fully pay for itself and generate new income (other than the downpayment).  It includes tax benefits, selling costs, appreciation and inflation.  Based on my numbers, I will have paid myself back for the downpayment in 2008.  After that, assuming no housing market collapse, the net income goes into my pocket, and my equity continues to build.  Assuming 1% price inflation, if I sell after 18 years I should net a total cumulative income of $241,800&#8230;.  [...]</description>
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