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Updated over 7 years ago on . Most recent reply
What do YOU look for?
I'm new to MF investing. I've heard the SFR guys and gals talk about what they must see in a deal in order to pull the trigger - for instance:
I've heard people say, any deal I'm looking at MUST:
* Have $200/month minimum cash flow
* 12% Cash on Cash Return
* Must meet the 2% Rule
Etc....
I'm curious, when it comes to MF (and apartments specifically), are there any minimum requirements you all are looking for in a deal?
I sincerely apologize if this question has already been asked and answered on the forum. I looked, but couldn't find it...thus this post! All responses are welcome!
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Talking strictly numbers, I don't care about anything but cash flow. I buy distressed properties and use the BRRRR method so my COC is always infinite because I never have cash invested. I like to see $250-300 minimum after all expenses. Now, in my area to meet that goal, anything under the 1% rule will automatically not make the cut. 1.5% is about where I need to be in order to get the cash flow I need, depending on property taxes (which range from $3500 - $8000, depending on town).