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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply

When making all cash offers.. Analysis
I had a quick question that I hope one of the veterans (or anyone with the knowledge) could elucidate for me.
When making an all cash offer, how do you analyze Total ROI and CoC ROI? Or is there another metric you use? If I put down 20% on a place, lets say it's CoC ROI is 10% self-manage and 5% with property management (10% rental income). How about if the offer is all cash.