@Mack Bailey ROI is a generic term for rate of return...you can assign it to lots of things in lots of forms. Cash-on-Cash is arguably the longest standing financial metric utilized to assess returns on income properties. Though it has its shortcomings for sure. Cash-on-Cash is simply the relationship to money in vs. money out. The only real benefit to cash-on-cash is that it lets us compare rates of return across the market...comparing properties to one another so we can find the best use of limited capital...the shortfall with cash-on-cash is twofold...your output is only as accurate as the numbers you put in...and it really should only be used as a year 1 metric. Hope that helps.

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What is your CoCROI?

Mack BaileyPoster

Simsbury, CT

Posted January 11, 2019 08:16

For you buy and hold investors out there. What is your average CoCROI for a single property? Add how many units and any other information that would make sense to add. Also what is the difference between CoCROI and RoI?

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