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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

cash on cash return
What is considered a good cash on cash return?
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It depends on the market and the location. I usually purchase in high desirable areas, where the properties tend to be a bit expensive, however I can avoid vacancy costs. I've had 0 vacancies across all of my properties for the last 6 years.
That being said, 10% COC is what I look for.