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Anssi Viljanen
  • Specialist
  • North Hollywood
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What kind of cash-on-cash return do you expect on a flip in LA?

Anssi Viljanen
  • Specialist
  • North Hollywood
Posted

Hello BP community,

What kind of cash-on-cash return do you expect on a flip in LA? I'm following Brandon's advice to analyze 3 deals a day but I find myself not being very clear on what kind of profit I should expect. I'm structuring my deal so that the investor who brings in the GAP fund will receive 40% of the profit. I was hoping to give them something like 20% cash on cash for a 6 month flip so 40% annualized. Two questions:

1) Is that reasonable for them?

2) Is that reasonable for me? Can you find deals like that in Los Angeles?

Looking forward to hearing your answers,

Anssi Viljanen