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Oded Levy
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Is it reasonable to expect a 15% ROI return in Miami/FortL area?

Oded Levy
  • Investor
  • Tel Aviv, South District
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Hi guys, 

Anybody here is familiar with the Miami/FortLauderdala area? After understanding the hard truth that I might have a problem finanacing my deal with conventional mortgages (Due to the fact im a Foreign investor), I realized I will have to relay on cash deals :(. Anyway the question is: 

Is it reasnoble to expect a minimum of net 15% ROI on a rental property investment in the Miami/FortLauderdala area in cash deal? or is that to good to be true. 

For example: 

Home Sales Price: $80K

Yearly net cash flow: $12K

Monthly rent (Net Income): $1000 

Is that reasonable? 

Thanks

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Zachary Foust
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Zachary Foust
  • Dover, DE
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Well is you are looking to take all $1,000 into your wallet you have to remember the 50% rule with rentals.

50% of the rental income will normally be needed vacancy, evictions, PMI, HOA, repairs, etc. those numbers very good but you can't expect to pocket 15%

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