Overall it brought in a net annualized return of $4284 a month or $51,409 net annual (after management, vacancy, wear/tear repairs and cleaning fees).

Some people want strictly hands-off and are fine with less return in exchange for doing nothing.

Don't quote me on this, but I'm pretty sure they are just showing a hypothetical financing situation to prove out their cash-on-cash return percent.

So far I have been unlucky with the few prior brokers I worked with.Either they have no clue how to deal with rentals and LLC or they never follow up on requests and I have to chase them down for weeks before getting any  return call.I am looking for a broker who could take care of all my insurance needs for my home, LLCs with rentals, condos, commercial and personal liability, etc...

At their current rent it is nearly flat ($250/mo) for COC return (after reserves).

Wholesaling will demand your time and give you fantastic returns on it.

Howdy @Bryce SablotnyFirst please provide comments in your post as to what you what help with.My overall impression is this is not a good deal.  1.34% COC ROI is terrible Return.  

Are you guys finding a 10-12% cash on cash return? 

It just blows your mind sometimes how you will call a banker ready to work with them and give them your business and they will not even return your phone calls. 

They informed me on the day that their new lease was due to be signed and returned to me (7/1).