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Florida Cash on Cash Return Calculator

Cash on cash return measures annual cash flow ÷ total cash invested. Pre-filled with Florida market data including property tax, insurance, vacancy rates, and management fees.

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Property & Financing

Rental Income

Operating Expenses(Florida defaults)

Total Annual Expenses$14,682

Florida Market Context

Avg Cap Rate

5.5%

Median Price

$415K

Property Tax

0.8%

Vacancy Rate

6.9%

Local Factors

  • -No state income tax, no capital gains tax, no estate tax — rental income taxed at federal level only
  • -Homestead exemption ~$51K (owner-occupied only, does NOT apply to investment properties)
  • -Investment properties capped at 10% annual assessed value increase (vs 3% for homestead)
  • -Hurricane impact windows/shutters required in High-Velocity Hurricane Zones (Miami-Dade, Broward) — $8K–$25K installed, but can reduce insurance 15–45%
  • -Flood insurance required in FEMA Special Flood Hazard Areas (avg $878/yr, high-risk zones $2,200+)
  • -Landlord/dwelling insurance avg ~$3,815/yr — roughly 2x the national average
  • -Vacancy rates rising statewide (6.9%, up from 5.8%) — supply glut in some metros (Tampa 10.3%)
  • -No rent control statewide — landlords can set market rates

Cash on Cash Return

-19.3%

Negative
Annual Cash Flow$-18,388
Monthly Cash Flow$-1,532
Total Cash Invested$95,450
Monthly Mortgage$2,209
NOI$8,118

Where Rent Goes

COC RETURN-19.3%
Cash Flow$0
Debt Service$26,506
Expenses$14,682

Cash Invested Breakdown

Down Payment$83,000
Closing Costs$12,450

What does this mean?

Negative cash on cash means you're losing money each month. The property's rental income doesn't cover your expenses and mortgage. Consider renegotiating the price, increasing rents, or walking away.