How Much Cash Flow Should Your Rental Properties Produce?

Many new investors often ask the question about how much cash flow their rental property deals should produce and what makes a good deal?

In this video, Brandon Turner shares his personal criteria for what makes a good deal and a few other key indicators to look for when you're analyzing your next rental property investment!

[carter]

what is the annual growth rate of your beard? and what is the BOB (beard on beard) return over 5 years?

[kylez]

3:35 " just budge alittle bit" solid solid advice, don't cave but don't get caught up in your own boundaries and miss out

[AntwanAhmed]

Thanks Brandon for telling us more about metrics and how we should use them in order to evaluate our deals

[SteveRam]

Spot on! Always calculate your Cash-on-cash! I always do this on all my deals, and I cover it on some of my videos on my channel when I go over deals

[griff]

Yes this videos are great. Your Top 5 style videos got me in at the start. Now I’ve built some knowledge and these brief informational videos that dive deeper on a topic are exactly what I’m looking for at this stage in my growth! Thanks for all your help!

[BryanKipke]

Thanks for the info. Right on what I was thinking. 10-15 % CoC or a cash flow that is worth it with the potential of increasing property values. Every deal is different and that makes it fun.

[josevelez]

Brandon, thank you for making shorter videos instead of 1-1.5 hr long ones! Appreciate learning about one or two subjects and moving on to something else!

[On_Point_Collecting_IG]

Great video, I am going to buy my first rental property this year. I will be watching a lot of your videos for guidance 👍

[REIJames]

Well said. We shoot for at least 15% CoC and $125/door cash flow with PM in place.

[amritbhattacharya]

Does BP has a Canada portal/page where one can find same tools etc for Canada locations? Thanks!

[henrypaultrinidad]

Thanks a lot for this! I took notes because I often forget stuff like this. Had my property in Zumbly and the good thing is it was already calculated but seeing your videos enlightened me more!

[superslyko]

this is EXACTLY what we need for the quick & dirty 2 second analysis.

[DamonLeeK]

A lot of people only look at one of these metrics, so important to look at both and understand the relationship they share.

[gabrieldausmanis]

Reminds me a lot of the the amount of research I had to go into before I was able to finally certify ideal worth of certain properties.

[RyeGuyOutside]

You’re awesome man. I found this looking for a how to for finding good markets to focus in on. The context is that I want to start investing out of state. Im in San Diego and the prices are crazy. I want to find a market to focus on over many years and many investments in order to get to know the place and leverage that knowledge to improve over time.

That’s the video I really would love to see. If it’s of interest to others and you too, walk through identifying a market to establish a foothold and build roots to leverage local knowledge and assets and contacts over 5 year to forever time period.

You da man Brandon.

[TheMagicTaco]

Excellent way to look at it! Just what I was looking for... thanks!

[drone_crazy]

Thank you im 13 years old my dad started doing these kinds of things. I think I want to follow along when I'm older also and I'm trying to read books now and watch videos about this business and it's starting to help me get the image into my mind of me doing it. just trying to learn early in my life!

[allgoodthings]

First time coming across your channel. I appreciate your input!

[BillafamHicks]

Great info and super concise and correct. Thanks Brandon

[sakhter]

Amazingly helpful. Appreciate the brevity.