I'm in the process of running the numbers on property that I'm interested in AZ. I do have an agent. However I'm running into a road block with the numbers. I don't have the 20% down so, my plan is to do owner occupy ...

When I run the numbers on a multi -family  through the rental property calculator It spits out a monthly cash flow number that is 4× greater then the "50% rule cash flow" estimator. I'm ok with the first number, but t...

Hello Everyone,Wanted to bounce back a deal analysis which I am working on...Purchase Price - $150,000Closing Costs - $6000Total Acquisition Costs = $156,000Rental = $15,600 (1300*12)Vacancy = $1560 (10% of Rental Inc...

Hey everyone,

I know this is a topic that's visited in many different places on the forum, but I'm hoping this thread can contain the most up to date stories on a specific kind of deal:

What do you cons...

How important is cash on cash concept versus other components of analysis of a rehab or rental? what percentage is acceptable to an investor to move forward with a deal? 

I know how i do it, just interested to know how alot of you come to your percentage on here.I see some pretty high percentages, and wonder if you guys are factoring in the same numbers as I am in my equations (rent mi...

I made a cash purchase of a SF hurricane Ida damaged home. I'm in the middle of the flip. Looking for forum feedback to help me understand if I've made a mistake or am on the right path still.  All thoughts welcome, d...

I am trying to analyze deals for multi-family properties in my area. I have read and heard that cash on cash return on investment is an important number to look at, and that the cash on cash percentage should be close...

I'm trying to analyze a property and my CoC for the first year is 10%.My cash invested is 100k (Downpayment + closing costs + rehab) and my cash flow is 10k for the first year.Let's say I calculated that my cashflow f...

I have spent hours looking online (including on here) at the CoC calculation as well as the ROI calc. Here is my understanding1. Cash on Cash Return=  Annual (before tax) Cash Flow / Total InvestmentQuestion: Does the...