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Guidelines to use while evaluating Cash on Cash
Hello All - Thanks in advance for any responses. In doing a cash on cash return analysis, I am trying to use normal guidelines in percentage of rent for the following categories. Can you please advise?
1. Vacancy (5%?)
2. Repairs (5%?)
3. CAPEX (5%?)
4. Property Management (11%?)
Regards,
Azeez