Here's the ROI table:
Down Payment | Monthly Payment | Cash flow | Annual Income | ROI |
---|---|---|---|---|
R0 | R14975.97 | R-11838.97 | R-142067.69 | |
R117000 | R13478.38 | R-10341.38 | R-124096.52 | -106.07% |
R234000 | R11980.78 | R-8843.78 | R-106125.35 | -45.35% |
R351000 | R10483.18 | R-7346.18 | R-88154.18 | -25.12% |
R468000 | R8985.58 | R-5848.58 | R-70183.01 | -15.00% |
R585000 | R7487.99 | R-4350.99 | R-52211.84 | -8.93% |
R702000 | R5990.39 | R-2853.39 | R-34240.67 | -4.88% |
R819000 | R4492.79 | R-1355.79 | R-16269.51 | -1.99% |
R936000 | R2995.19 | R141.81 | R1701.66 | 0.18% |
R1053000 | R1497.60 | R1639.40 | R19672.83 | 1.87% |
R1170000 | R0.00 | R3137.00 | R37644.00 | 3.22% |
Thats.... pretty bad. You need a 80% downpayment to break even and if you buy in cash you can look forward to a 3.22% return on investment, which is about 5% below inflation. I'll take two!
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