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Dana Boyd
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Are you accepting less CoC Return due to interest rates?

Dana Boyd
  • Rental Property Investor
  • San Francisco
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Are you accepting a lower CoC return than you historically have due to interest rate hikes? I am finding it almost impossible to find a 30% return (the gold standard for STR's) due to interest rates being this high. Are folks accepting less of a return, ie. 15 - 20%, now that rates are this high? Thanks.

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John Underwood
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I'm not calculating returns. I just buy stuff I like. For LTR'S I am paying cash and don't need a calculator to know I'm getting better than a $100 return or better.

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