All Forum Posts by: Cory Grolman

Appreciate the feedback! I have used a property management company for the last 10 years, so those costs are already rolled in. And I like the idea of using banking CD rates or typical stock market returns to evaluate if cash flow is acceptable. But the one thing that appears to remain unaccounted for in that comparison is the potential appreciation in property.

I'm new to BiggerPockets and this is my first post, so if this inquiry is in the wrong section or if it's redundant, my apologies. 

I've got 11 rental properties in the Atlanta area with a monthly income of around $17k. But after accounting for taxes, repairs, maintenance, insurance, etc, I'm only netting around 50%. Is this good or bad? What is the "normal" ratio of net/gross that landlords of rental properties expect?