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Updated about 6 years ago, 11/22/2018

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Chris Marston
  • SLC, UT
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Calculating Returns on Flips - Can I Use COC in Initial Analysis?

Chris Marston
  • SLC, UT
Posted

Hi all,

I am a newbie making an effort to analyze properties on a regular basis to help me learn the ropes before I purchase my first property.

What I would like to know is how should I calculate predicted returns on a house flip during my initial analysis of the property? I know you can use Cash on Cash Return for Buy and Hold (Annual Cash Flow/Total Investment = COC), but can I do the same for a flip but replace Annual Cash Flow with my predicted profit from the flip? And of course this metric would have a large qualifier on it.

Are there other ways to predict expected returns on house flips?

Thanks!

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