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➡Cash on cash return is a real estate investment metric used to measure the return on investment of a rental property, based on the amount of cash invested into the property compared to the amount of cash generated by the property in a given year. For example, if an investor invested $100,000 into a rental property and received $10,000 in annual rental income, with $7,000 in operating expenses, the cash on cash return would be (3,000 / 100,000) * 100% = 3%. This means that the investor is earning a 3% return on their cash investment each year.
➡The 1% rule in real estate investing is a standard used to assess the viability of a potential investment property. It involves evaluating the relationship between the purchase price of the property and the gross monthly rental income it generates. For an investment property to meet the 1% rule, the monthly rental income must be at least 1% of the purchase price. In other words, if the purchase price of a property is $100,000, the monthly rent should be no less than $1,000 for it to pass the 1% rule.
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