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Cash on Cash Calculation Question
Hi! Math question here...
As my property cash flows and I build up a reserve of money, does the "money invested" part of the CoC equation change? Or does it always stay constant?
Scenario: I buy a property for cash... $95,000 all in. It rents for $1250 per month. After a few years, I have $25,000 in my bank account that I can either leave there or redeploy elsewhere.
So, is my CoC return always based on the original $95,000? Or at this point, do I technically only have $70,000 cash invested?
Is the "initial investment" static or rolling? Especially if, at some point, you use your cash flow to buy another property.
I could NOT find this answer anywhere online, so thought someone here might have some insight. Thanks!