How Much of a Return Should Your Investment Property Produce?
Published: 2024-11-15
Status:
Analyzed
Published: 2024-11-15
Status:
Analyzed
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James aims to buy more long-term rental properties in landlord-friendly states outside of Washington in 2025 to diversify his portfolio.
"one of my goals for 2025 is to buy more rentals outside of Washington I want to get in a little bit more landlord friendly States just to balance out my portfolio"
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James targets at least a 10% cash-on-cash return in the first year for his value-add long-term rental properties.
"I still want to get at least 10% return on my money in that first year"
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Average short-term rental investors are predicted to achieve 10-15% cash-on-cash returns in the market from late 2024 onwards.
"I think in today's market I think the average short-term rental investor probably is going to be closer into that 10 to 15% bucket"
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James targets an 8% cash-on-cash return on long-term rentals in high-growth areas and 10-12% in low-growth areas.
"if I think there's a high acceleration growth I might go with an 8% return and if I think there's a low acceleration growth I might go with a 10 to 12% return"
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The average short-term rental investor is expected to achieve a 10-15% cash-on-cash return in today's market (end of 2024).
"I think in today's market I think the average short-term rental investor probably is going to be closer into that 10 to 15% bucket"
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Garrett aims for at least a 15% cash-on-cash return on short-term rental properties.
"I would always look for at least 15% in the short-term rental area"
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James targets a 35% cash-on-cash return in 6 months for each house flip deal.
"on Flipping I go for on each individual deal a 35% cash on cash return in 6 months"
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James expects an annualized return of 60-70% from his house flipping strategy.
"on an annual basis that's going to get me to about a 60 to 70% annualized return"
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James targets an 8% cash-on-cash return and 10% equity position for long-term rentals in A-class neighborhoods with high growth, and a 10% cash-on-cash return and 15% equity position in steadier neighborhoods with less growth accelerators.
"if I'm in like a better neighborhood you know like let's say an a class neighborhood right next PATH progress Seattle we usually are targeting about an 8% cash on cash return but we also want to have a minimum of 10% Equity position in that property where we're creating 10% Equity... if in I'm in a neighborhood that has less accelerators that might be more steady growth I still Target that 10% cash on cash return and typically I want a 15% Equity position on those neighborhoods"
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Dave targets a 12% Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for relatively low-risk, low-time long-term rental deals.
"for like long-term rentals that I buy I Target a 12% irr"
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Dave targets a 15-20% Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for passive syndication investments involving heavy value-add or higher risk in less established areas.
"if I'm investing in passively in like syndications for example uh where there's a heavier value ad or there's just more risk in a in a in not as an established area I look for 15 to 20% for irr"
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James targets a 12-14% return on his money by lending out hard money through private money financing.
"I do private money financing where I will lend out hard money and make 12% 14% on my money"
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If the flipping market tightens, James considers lowering his cash-on-cash return target to 25% for house flips.
"if I cannot hit my 35% return and my option is to either lower my return so I can get into the market and start playing and maybe that goes down to a 25% cash on cash return"
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