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Accessible
Low cost of entry
Investor Returns
Priced for 20% ROI
Turnkey Process
No hassle with renters
All the benefits,
None of the hassle
Our streamlined process is modeled around a 20% ROI for our investors (15.2% Cap Rate), ensuring simplicity and profitability without hassle that makes real estate investing accessible and rewarding.
CAN Holdings, Inc. is not a REIT. We connect investors to newly renovated properties with renters, providing positive cash ow in the emerging market of Jackson, MS.
Turn Key Properties
CAN properties have recently been remodeled and rented. Immediately provide monthly cash ow for your investment.
Get in for as low as 75k
Jackson, MS, is an emerging market, and recently renovated properties can be purchased for as low as $75k.
Expect a 20% cash flow ROI
We intentionally price homes to hit a 20% ROI Target.
The BRRRR method, “Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat,” is a real estate investing strategy suitable for beginners. It allows you to build a rental property portfolio with minimal upfront cash by purchasing undervalued properties, fixing them up, renting them out, refinancing to pull out equity, and then repeating the process with the additional funds to acquire more properties. Essentially, the rental income is used to fuel further investments.
It’s a tremendous wealth-building strategy. However, most people lack the ability to find the right properties quickly, ensure they don’t get in over their heads managing a remodeling process, and find and manage renters.
Our Simple Process
Because Investing in Real Estate doesn't have to be complicated
Our team consists of local, on-the-ground experts in the Jackson market. We acquire the property, remodel it, and find renters. Then, we offer these properties to investors at a price intentionally set to provide a 20% annual ROI.
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Numbers That Speak for Themselves
why Real Estate is your
best investment
Increased Cash Flow
Cash flow represents your profit. The more cash flow you generate, the more freedom you gain. Real estate investing is one of the most effective ways to create and grow cash flow, ultimately giving you greater control over your time and lifestyle.
Better Tax Advantages
Real estate offers significant tax benefits through deductions, depreciation, capital gains treatment, incentive programs, and other exclusive advantages.
Continual Appreciation
Properties naturally appreciate over time, meaning their value increases the longer you own them. As property values rise, rental rates typically follow suit, boosting your profit margins.
Building Equity
Each payment reduces your principal balance when you borrow to invest in a property. This process helps you build equity while simultaneously increasing your overall wealth.
Leverage
Leverage in real estate lets you multiply your investments. Imagine buying a newly remodeled home for $75,000 that actually appraises for $100,000 (this is the CAN ROI Pricing Promise). You are able to refinance, take out 80% of the appraised value ($80,000), and use that cash to buy another $75,000 home. This second property also appraises at $100,000. You repeat the process, continually expanding your portfolio without investing all your money.
Leverage allows you to grow wealth through smart financing, maximizing returns while minimizing your initial cash outlay.
Hedge Against Inflation
Inflation reduces the purchasing power of your money over time. Real estate investing acts as a hedge against inflation because, as inflation rises, property values and rental rates typically increase as well, preserving and even growing your wealth.
Investor Stories
Don't just take our word for it
This Opportunity Won't Last!
lock in Your property before It's gone
The Jackson market is one of the hottest rental investment property markets available, but that won’t last at such attractive price points for long. Studying any other market like Jackson supports this. Get in while you can!
Rent: $1195
Purchase Price: $71.7K
Rent: $1350
Purchase Price: $81K
Rent: $950
Purchase Price: $57K
Rent: $985
Purchase Price: $59.1K
Frequently Asked Questions
Is 20% ROI too good to be true?
We price investor properties at 20% of the annual rental income. After expenses, the Cap Rate is around 14% to 15%. When you run the BRRRR play, you utilize leverage (the bank’s money) and increase your ROI quickly.
Why are you selling the properties?
We purchase distressed properties, remodel them, and find renters. We can do that work at low prices and sell properties to investors for profit, which in turn provides capital for CAN Holdings to increase our real estate portfolio. We are running the same play we are teaching you to do.
Can I just do what you're doing?
Absolutely! Real Estate Investing is a great way to build personal wealth and passive income. Check out Big Sam for us to teach you exactly how to do what we’re doing!
We were just like you at one point, asking similar questions: How do I find a property and secure it fast before the good deals are gone? Can I handle remodeling, or can I hire someone and not get in over my head? What about dealing with renters? I don’t want the hassle.
We realized an opportunity to solve these problems for people who don’t want the headache, hassle, and barriers to get into real estate investing. If we can solve your problem and you want to invest, the profit from each property sale gives us capital to acquire additional properties.
So, if you’ve got the gumption to do it on your own, go for it! Or, let us handle the headaches for you, and you just cash the checks!
What are typical expenses on rental property in Jackson, MS
Let’s take a $75,000 value home, bringing $1,250/month in rent.
Typical Expenses:
- Taxes: The average property tax rate in Jackson, MS, is around 1.4%. So, for a $75,000 home, you should expect to pay approximately $87 per month or around 7% of the monthly rent.
- Insurance: Insurance is around $85 per month or roughly 7%.
- Property Management: Property management fees in partnership with CAN Holdings are 10% of the monthly rent. At an average rent of $1,250 per month, expect $125 per month.
- Maintenance/Repairs: This is a variable expense that arises as needed. While the home was recently renovated, occasional wear-and-tear expenses are the property owner’s responsibility, but the property management company handles them.
Expenses are generally around 24%. For $1,250 in rent, you expect approximately $300 in costs, providing roughly $11,500 in annual cash flow in this example.
What's the difference between ROI and a Cap Rate for real estate?
When you’re thinking about real estate, there are two ways to see how much money you might make: Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate) and ROI (Return on Investment).
Cap Rate (Capitalization Rate)
What it is: The cap rate shows how much money the property makes compared to the price you paid. Cap Rate is like asking: “How good is this deal based on the house’s price right now?”
Example:
- Monthly Gross Rent: $1,250
- Annual Gross Rent: $1,250 × 12 = $15,000
- Expenses: 24% of gross rent = $3,600
- Purchase Price: $75,000
- Net Operating Income (NOI): $15,000 – $3,600 = $11,400
- Now, calculate the cap rate: ($11,400/$75,000) x 100 = 15.2%
- Cap Rate: 15.2%
ROI (Return on Investment)
What it is: The ROI shows how much money you make compared to your money you actually spend (including things like loans, repairs, and closing costs).
If you purchased a property for $75,000, bringing in $1,250 monthly rent, your gross ROI (income before deducting expenses) would be 20%. When you pull out expenses, you’re now talking about the Cap Rate.
Example:
ROI is especially useful when using leverage. Let’s take the first house you purchased for $75,000. The bank appraises the property at $100,000. You can now mortgage the property, pulling out 80% of the appraised value or $80,000 in cash, and buy a second property.
You were able to use leverage to double your portfolio without investing your own additional capital – essentially, you are leveraging the bank’s capital to build wealth.
Your second property brings in approximately $1,250/month in rent, with a mortgage payment on the first property of $450/month (a 10-year balloon at 6% on a 30-year amortization loan).
At 24% expenses, your second property’s net income is:
- Expenses: 24% of $1,250 = $300/month
- Net Income: $1,250 – $300 = $950/month
- Subtract the $450 mortgage payment:
- Net Cash Flow: $990 – $480= $500/month
- Add this to your first property’s monthly net of $990:
- Total Monthly Cash Flow: $990 + $470 = $1,460/month
In this example, you own two properties worth approximately $200,000 and have only invested your initial $75,000.
ROI asks “How good is this deal based on the money I spent from my own pocket?”
Net ROI Calculation
- Annual Net Cash Flow: $17,520
- Initial Investment: $75,000
- Net ROI: 23.4%
You are achieving a 23.4% Net ROI in this updated scenario, demonstrating strong returns on your leveraged real estate investment.
Quick Summary
- Cap Rate looks at the property’s price.
- ROI looks at your actual investment (what you spent).
Do you handle property management?
Our sister company, CDK Property Management, is available and (obviously) we recommend them for several reasons.
- Economy of Scale—Our business model is based on systems and processes. Our inventory of properties and multiple work crews enable us to solve problems quickly and keep maintenance costs low, maximizing your profit.
- Control—We want our investors to continue purchasing properties with us. Good communication and hassle-free investments ensure repeat customers. When you stay in the family, there are additional incentives to keep you happy.
Our investors want minimal to no hassle and consistent profits. That’s what we’re focused on.
Does a high Cap Rate mean high risk?
A high cap rate often indicates a higher level of risk, but this is not always the case. The relationship between cap rate and risk depends on various factors, including location, property type, and market conditions. While every investor has to assess risk, the Jackson market offers a great investment opportunity.
The Pros In Your Corner
on the ground and in the know
We’re deeply rooted and connected in Jackson, discovering the best properties for you. When you work with us, you’re not relying on an outsider or distant broker — we know these neighborhoods, the trends, and the people. Our local expertise means finding investments that thrive because understanding Jackson means understanding opportunity. Trust the team that’s right here for you.
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