Cash out of my pocket $6,000 closing costsRents at $2,400 monthly with 10% vacancy rateTax & insurance15% property management costCash flow would be $420 monthly/ $5,040 annually cash on cash return 89.9%Or $220,000 subject to obtaining financing (25% down at 4.5%) and inspection, other contingencies.Cash out of my pocket $58,000Rents at $2,400 monthly with 10% vacancy rate after Tax & insurance15% property management costCash flow would be $420 monthly/ $5,040 annually cash on cash return 14.6%I appreciate any feedback.Ginger

These days investors can expect 10-13% return from liquid stocks. 

Its about $250 cash flow with a 7% cash on cash return. 

Second you've probably changed your drivers licenses, voters registrations, homestead, buying patterns, and tax returns to all reflect your new primary residence and the fact that this is a rental.  

Incredible returns, no rehab needed, and you can buy/sell all over the country.

Interested in hearing from others regarding the returns on a Short Term (Vacation) rental vs. a long term rental.

Now I view it as a way to generate faster cash and look for investments for income with a better than 8% COC income return (not including appreciation).

We like trying different avenues with investing and the part of Florida I’m in would be a real long hold position with not much return unless it was commercial.

- I know Brandon says: 12% cash on cash return, $100 per month per unit cash flow, and 20% equity. - If someone could elaborate more on these I would greatly appreciate it. 

I stayed on budget with this house, it’s on the market, return is good either way.