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Updated almost 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

What is the CoC % I should be shooting for when analyzing?
Trying to analyze lots of properties to know when I see a good deal. Lots of the properties I have looked at seem to have good cash flow but the CoC seems low. What CoC should I shoot for and is cash flow or CoC more important or are they equally the same? Looking for advice...thanks :)