Why a $1.4M Property Can Beat the Stock Market
A $1.4M short-term rental producing roughly $30,000 of annual cash flow doesn’t look particularly exciting on the surface. In fact, if you only look at the basic cash-on-cash return, you might dismiss it entirely. But sophisticated investors don’t evaluate real estate through a single lens. When you analyze the full financial picture ... cash flow, tax savings, debt pay-down, appreciation potential, and financing optimization ... a deal that appears average can produce year-one returns approaching 30% or more. Not magic. Just math.
