So that makes 22.4% annually on the 25000 invested.

On the other hand, keep in mind that there are costs associated with maintaining an LLC (such as the $800 annual franchise tax in California).2.

Rent for $1500+ per month and you make 205% ROI with an annual cash flow of $4,947.

Hi guys, looking towards a first rental property and was hoping a few could review the hard metrics to see if this would be a good return.Price=$400,000Down=$40,000Annual rental income=$27,000Annual expenses=$9,500Closing costs=$10,000Mortgage payment annual=$20,800With these I get a cap rate around 4.4% and cash on cash at -6.5%.

I've known HOAs to charge as much as one month rent annually. 

When I run a calculation on my small rentals or my syndication investments, I'm making an average annual return (AAR) of anywhere from 14-30% on my capital.

What annual cash flow (after all expenses and mortgage) do people aim for?

The annual gift tax exclusion is $15,000, which means if you gift someone more than than in a year you have to file a gift tax return.

If you were thinking that the 5% rate is monthly (based on $40k), then you'll be happy to know that it's an annual charge, which means your monthly interest would be $2000/12 = $166. 

My total annual energy/electric bill would be in the $2000-$3000 range (solar reduces it).