3 Cash-Flowing Real Estate Deals in 2025 (& Where We Found Them)
Published: 2025-05-26
Status:
Analyzed
Published: 2025-05-26
Status:
Analyzed
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Garrett predicts the Fredericksburg, TX property could achieve a 15% cash-on-cash return as a short-term rental with specific improvements.
"If we add a few simple amenities and keep our renovation cost and and furnishings in line, we should be able to get it up to closer to about 15%."
Pending
Garrett is confident he can achieve $90,000 - $110,000 in annual gross revenue for the Fredericksburg, TX property as a short-term rental.
"I'm very confident that I can beat that number [AirDNA's $74,000 projection] because there's proven comps within a, you know, a few block radius, four or five that are doing 90,000, 100,000, 110,000. So, that's how I have the confidence that I can get to there."
Pending
Garrett projects the Waco, TX property could generate $3,000 - $4,000 per month in cash flow as a mid-term rental.
"We probably could get in between 3 to 4,000 per month."
Pending
Ashley predicts co-living will be the hottest real estate investment strategy in 2025.
"I did think too that I believe that 2025 the hottest strategy is co-living. You know, short-term rentals were for a while, glamping was, midterm rentals were, and I think this is the year that co-l livingiving."
Pending
A specific Fredericksburg, TX property is projected to generate $74,000 in annual short-term rental revenue.
"But when I analyze it as a short-term rental, it can project the revenue of being almost $74,000"
Pending
AirDNA projects a 46% occupancy rate and $437 average daily rate for the Fredericksburg, TX property as a short-term rental.
"AirDNA... their projections are it's going to have a 46% occupancy rate with a four $437 average daily rate, which is what you could bring in as a short-term rental."
Pending
Cash-on-cash return for the Fredericksburg, TX property using baseline AirDNA numbers is projected to be about 1%.
"Cuz my current cash on cash projection, if you just use the baseline AirDNA numbers, is pretty low. It's close to about 1%..."
Pending
With added amenities and managed renovation/furnishing costs, the Fredericksburg, TX property is projected to achieve a 15% cash-on-cash return.
"If we add a few simple amenities and keep our renovation cost and and furnishings in line, we should be able to get it up to closer to about 15%."
Pending
Median long-term rental income for the Fredericksburg, TX property is estimated at $2,490 per month, with a range of $1,200 to $3,200.
"the median rent is $2,490 per month. Okay. On the low level, 1,200 to the high level 3,200."
Pending
The Fredericksburg, TX property is predicted not to be profitable as a long-term rental, with monthly payments around $2,800 exceeding estimated median rent.
"this deal does not pencil out because already your monthly payments, not including anything else besides taxes, insurance, principal, and interest, is going to be about 2,800 on the lower end."
Pending
The Wheeler, OR property is projected to generate $65,000 in annual short-term rental revenue.
"It's projected to have revenue of about $65,000 annually per year."
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AirDNA projects a 55% occupancy rate and $330 average daily rate for the Wheeler, OR property as a short-term rental.
"The occupancy rates are pretty good. They're about 55% according to AirDNA. The average daily rate is pretty good. It's about $330 according to AirDNA as well."
Pending
Cash-on-cash return for the Wheeler, OR property using baseline AirDNA numbers is projected to be about 4%.
"The cash on cash projection for this property is not significantly high just using the baseline numbers from AirDNA. It's about 4%."
Pending
Median long-term rental income for the Wheeler, OR property is estimated at $1,100 per month, with a range of $796 to $1,300.
"I put it into the rent estimator. It's at $1,100 per month. Um, on the low end, $796 and then kind of on the high end was $1,300."
Pending
The Wheeler, OR property is predicted not to be profitable as a long-term rental, with monthly payments around $2,000 resulting in a $900 deficit compared to estimated rent.
"The mortgage payment ended up being about $2,000 per month with property taxes and insurance included. So, already this doesn't pencil out. you're looking at about, you know, a $900 deficit in cash flow every single month."
Pending
AirDNA projects a 52% occupancy rate and $220 average daily rate for the Waco, TX property as a short-term rental.
"The occupancy is pretty good. It's about 52% according to AirDNA. The average daily rate is around $220."
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AirDNA projects $42,000 in annual short-term rental revenue for the Waco, TX property.
"AirDNA is projecting at the 42,000."
Pending
The Waco, TX property is projected to yield a negative 15% cash-on-cash return as a short-term rental.
"even with the furniture in it and not having to spend much on it, you're going to be looking at probably a negative 15% cash on cash return..."
Pending
If the Waco, TX property achieved higher gross revenue (closer to $60-65k annually), its cash-on-cash return is still projected to be around 4-5%.
"even if I got close to what they were doing, I'm still probably at around a four or five percent cash on cash return."
Pending
The Waco, TX property is projected to generate $3,000 to $4,000 per month in cash flow as a mid-term rental.
"We probably could get in between 3 to 4,000 per month."
Pending
Long-term rental income for the Waco, TX property is estimated at $1,600 per month.
"On the long-term rental side, I went again to the the rent estimator. It says about 1,600 per month..."
Pending
The Waco, TX property is predicted not to be profitable as a long-term rental, with monthly payments around $2,100 exceeding estimated rent.
"when you go to kind of the monthly payment on this property, you're looking about $2,100. So, you know, just comparing those two numbers, they don't work."
Pending
Co-living is predicted to be the hottest real estate investment strategy in 2025.
"I did think too that I believe that 2025 the hottest strategy is co-living. You know, short-term rentals were for a while, glamping was, midterm rentals were, and I think this is the year that co-l livingiving."
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