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Typical Cash-on-Cash returns in Phoenix metro?
I'm likely going to start BRRRR investing next year and since the first 'R' is 'Rehab' and I plan on doing as much of it myself, that does dictate that the properties are also local.
What I'm trying to figure out at this stage is what kind of Cash-on-Cash rate of return can I reasonably expect, if investing in the Phoenix metro area? The quoted figures I've found elsewhere, referring to more geographically divergent locations, vary so incredibly wildly (3% to 30%!?) that they aren't very useful.
So what I'm hoping to get is some actual real numbers from people who have invested directly in the Phoenix area. When you run the real numbers at the end of the year, what are you seeing?
And literally any amount of additional detail (actual initial cash, amount financed, location of property, amount required for rehab, etc etc etc) will also be appreciated.
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@Kurt Granroth Here are actual numbers on 6 Properties that we have acquired and leased out this year in Arizona. The yearly cash flow is just the monthly multiplied by 12. In most cases for our properties the tenants pay for the on going repairs.
Harding in Coolidge, Arizona
Purchase 55k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc. 11k
Bank Loan 48k
Option from Tenant 5k
My total in $12,348.08
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 186.59, yearly 2239.08
Cash on Cash Return 18.13%
Northern in Coolidge, Arizona
Purchase 48k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc 14k
Bank Loan 38k
Option from Tenant 5k
My total in 13,893.74
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 257.97, yearly 3095.70
Cash on Cash Return 22.28%
Drew in Mesa, Arizona
Purchase 130k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc 23k
Bank Loan 104k
Option from Tenant 5k
My total in 39,435.66
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 404.02 yearly 4848.21
Cash on Cash Return 12.29%
Main in Apache Junction, Arizona
Purchase 69k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc 48k
Bank Loan $112,500
Option from Tenant 6500
My total in -1,160.34
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 97.24, yearly 1166.88
Cash on Cash Return = Infinite since I had no money into the deal
Signal Butte in Apache Junction, Arizona
Purchase 193k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc 54k
Bank Loan 235k
Option from Tenant 10k
My total in 456.80
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 403.47, yearly 4841.64
Cash on Cash Return 1059.92%
27th Ave in Phoenix, Arizona
Purchase 102k
Rehab, holding costs, closing fees, etc 20k
Bank Loan 82,500
Option from Tenant 5k
My total in 27,630.84
Monthly cash flow after all expenses 432.12, yearly 5185.40
Cash on Cash Return 18.77%