That is an instantaneous 88% return on your investment.  

The returns seem questionable.

However, nothing ruins the triumphant return to your newly updated home like realizing that everything you left behind is coated in a fine, pernicious powder.

If you are a ultra conservative very low risk tolerant investor you could pay down a income property mortgage but that is obviously going to reduce your return on your investment to a ceiling of the prevailing mortgage rates.

The higher ends are full houses or apts with amenitiesProperty is located within blocks of a Cal State University so rental demand may be consistentCOC ROI is fairly low, but I’m comfortable getting a ~5% return on my first deal if it means that this is a learning experience.

For instance, if you live in an urban core with a high walkscore, you will probably see a good return on investment because the new space will be in high demand to rent and purchase.

You will need a personal financial statement and provide two years of your personal tax returns.

View report*This link comes directly from our calculators, based on information input by the member who posted.Could someone explain to me cash-on-cash return? 

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Hey @Chris Serger here is some information on the details you have provided.7% preferred return - This is the return that the limited partners will receive prior to the syndicator getting paid out of cash flow.