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Updated about 7 years ago, 11/13/2017
How to calculate ROI
Hi BP,
I am making $425 positive cash flow per month. I bought the house for $86,500. I used an online calculator and it shows I make 9%. I am not sure if that is correct. Please note the $425 excludes property management, maintenance, vacancy, and capex.
Please help.
Thanks in advance.
ROI or return on investment has to be calculated with what cash it cost you to buy the property. If you paid cash your ROI would be almost 6%. If you put down almost $57K your ROI would be 9%. If you put 20% down, your ROI would be almost 30%.
@troy luster
Thank you for responding. Ok, I was way off. I put down 20%. The total cost was $86,500. I put down $17,300. And now how do I do the math?
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