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Sean Parno
  • New to Real Estate
  • Philadelphia
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Analyzing a good rental

Sean Parno
  • New to Real Estate
  • Philadelphia
Posted

Hello all

Last night I was in a Webinar with @David Greene and we went over the Rental Calculator to analyze good properties. I understand how to use the calculator but every house I had saved on Zillow that I plugged in (price ranging 180K-230k) wasn't giving a good cash flow and COC ROI.

What is the average for Cash flow and COC ROI % you guys look for? I live in Philadelphia so I know this market fluctuates between "sections of the city but I am just trying to sharpen my Analyzing skills.

Any feedback is helpful!

Sean 

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