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Justin Goodin
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👋 Yield on Cost Simply Defined

Justin Goodin
  • Investor
  • Indianapolis, IN
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This metric helps answer the question if the return on capital invested in the project is sufficient to overcome a project’s initial cost.

This is beneficial to look at in development deals and value-add acquisitions.

The formula:

NOI / Total Project Cost

What’s a good Y.O.C.?

Keep in mind, this is subjective. What's considered a good YOC will vary with different investors. 

Generally speaking, most investors would agree anything above 6% - 7% (stabilized) is acceptable.

Are you calculating YOC for your acquisitions? 

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