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what metrics are best to evaluate?
Which of the many metrics...Cap rate, Break even ratio, Cash on cash, IRR, etc....and at what values are the best to use ti determine a buy/not buy
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I have always used the following formula:
If I paid all cash for the property, how much would I net yearly after all expenses. I needed to net around 10%
I chose properties that do not require much rehab and are easy to manage. I have purchased net leased properties for a few years and ended up retiring as soon as leases started renewing.
Never understood why people mess with residential rentals when you can get large companies to lease for a long term with no hassles.