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Chris Jones
  • Hackensack, NJ
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what's your cash-on-cash return

Chris Jones
  • Hackensack, NJ
Posted

Hello everyone, i just wanted to ask some of you experienced CRE investors a question.

1. what kinda cash-on-cash returns do you look for?
2. are you finding it hard to find deals with your cash-on-cash
requirements?
3. is there ever a time when you'll go through with a deal, even
when you can't get the cash-on-cash returns you want? if so,
please explain

the reason for my questions is because i'm finding it almost impossible for find deals offering the kinda cash-on-cash returns i'm seeking (20%).

So i just wanted to know is this something i'm doing correctly and i just have to keep searching for that right deal, or is this percentage completely out line (to high) and i need to come down a little to reasonably figure.

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