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Edward Cates
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Is anything under 10% ROI worth it?

Edward Cates
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Vista, CA
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I have a A few properties that can cash flow up to $1000 a month however the rate of return is only up to 7% I currently am seeing this all over across-the-board did the financing available for me with a 30% down and 6.9% interest-rate makes it really competitive but other deals have been done in the past with higher interest rates so I know that the cash flow is significant but with the ROI be too low? Is photo on cash flow that is not included yet gonna help ?

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Russell Brazil
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Cash flow is only 1 aspect of ROI. Sounds like from cash flow alone you already achieve the average stock market return. All the other aspects of the ROI should give you a very comfortable total return.

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