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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
How do my numbers look for rental property? COC ROI OR CASHFLOW?
This is with the Biggerpockets Rental Calculator. I put the repair costs in and all my expenses. When doing rentals whats the most important number? Cashflow or COC roi? I put i payed cash for all the propertys into the calculator because i didnt know how to use lines of credit but i pay roughly $500 a month on line of credit which is $200 over but paying amount off also. But i bought 3 propertys with cash and rest with lines of credit i also have 3 properties i did not list on here because i couldnt copy and paste the info. But my equity is $513,000 so i have $139,000 owed on line of credit and total value of $652,000.
Purchase Price | ARV | Monthly Cashflow | NOI | CoC ROI |
---|---|---|---|---|
$25,000 | $120,000 | $528.67 | $6,344 | 11.33% |
$27,500 | $92,000 | $465.17 | $5,582 | 18.18% |
$36,000 | $100,000 | $1,235.42 | $14,825 | 39.85% |
$50,000 | $100,000 | $975.12 | $11,701 | 21.20% |
$19,000 | $100,000 | $517.75 | $6,213 | 12.38% |
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Brent Coombs yes I rent the 36k property for $1800 a month I put my own number on that and got lucky. Also you are correct I can have another 300-350k line of credit available when needed. I have 75k on standby and after I finishing rehabbing the house we are currently working on will have another 100K and the deals I come across aren't everyday. There tough to come by