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Current Deal Analysis Baselines
For SFH LTR, I'm curious for your current take on the following deal analysis metrics:
- What are you considering an acceptable cash on cash return currently?
- At what point for return on equity, do you feel like you are not leveraging the equity well enough?
- What kind of cap rate do you target for a SFH LTR?
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Yes. As an investor, why would you ever pay full price?
Great investors always buy at a discount. The discount may not be obviously apparent, or may require some work to realize, but that is where the money is made.
If you buy a house for $100K and put $50K into it, and once it is rehabbed it is worth $200K, you captured $50K of equity.
Great investors always buy at a discount. The discount may not be obviously apparent, or may require some work to realize, but that is where the money is made.
If you buy a house for $100K and put $50K into it, and once it is rehabbed it is worth $200K, you captured $50K of equity.