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Juan Rubio
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How can I raise the ROI of a property?

Juan Rubio
  • Lake Worth, FL
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I'm analyzing a deal and I'm getting good cash flow, but not so good cash-on-cash ROI, what or how can I do to raise the ROI? Thanks!!

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Aaron K.
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Aaron K.
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@Juan Rubio If the property is multifamily submetering utilities can be a great way to reduce expenses, also the less you put down the higher your cash on cash and the more you put down the less that will be.

@Dave Smith it is going to depend on the terms of your HELOC, most don't make you pay on a monthly basis with a amortizing loan balance. The cash flow is lower because the property is low priced, there really isn't a way to fix that, especially because most rental properties are valued based on a percentage return and not a fixed dollar value return.

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