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Market MapGeorgiaFloyd

Floyd County

GeorgiaPopulation: 98,541
66
/100
Hold
#188 of 1,000 counties
#17 in Georgia (159 counties)
Analysis by RentalCalcs Research·Independent data + algorithm-driven scoring
Updated May 18, 2026Sources: Zillow ZHVI, Zillow ZORI, US Census ACS, Tax Foundation

Market Snapshot

$234,333
Median Home Price
0% above national median
$1,242/mo
Median Rent
18% below national median
6.36%
Rent-to-Price Ratio
Top 39% nationally
-$421
Est. Monthly Cash Flow
With 20% down at 6.9% rate

Scenario comparison

Same $1,242/mo rent assumption, 20% down, 6.85% rate. What changes is the acquisition price.
ScenarioPurchase priceMonthly cash flowCap rateCash-on-cash
75% of median
value-add or distressed
$175,750-$114/mo5.5%-3.4%
Median
typical MLS deal
$234,333-$421/mo4.1%-9.4%
125% of median
newer / premium
$292,916-$728/mo3.3%-13.0%

Price History

Historical data from Zillow ZHVI/ZORI

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Purchase

Purchase Price$234,333
Down Payment (20%)$46,867
Loan Amount$187,466
Interest Rate6.85%

Monthly Cash Flow

Gross Rent+$1,242
Monthly P&I-$1,228
Est. Expenses (35%)-$435
Net Cash Flow-$421/mo
4.1%
Cap Rate (all cash)
-9.4%
Cash-on-Cash Return
6.36%
Rent-to-Price Ratio
Negative leverage: At 6.85% rates, borrowing costs exceed the 4.1% cap rate. All-cash buyers may see better returns.

* Based on county median values. 35% expenses include taxes, insurance, maintenance, vacancy, and property management. Actual results vary by property.

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Score Breakdown

Overall Investment Score
66/100
66
Cash Flow(30%)
64/100

Based on 6.36% rent-to-price ratio. Higher ratios indicate stronger cash flow potential.

Appreciation(25%)
72/100

Based on 2.2% YoY price growth. Moderate growth (3-8%) scores highest.

Stability(25%)
50/100

Population data not available.

Affordability(20%)
80/100

Based on price relative to estimated local incomes.

Scores are calculated using real Zillow home value and rent data, Census population data, and economic indicators. The weighted average produces the overall investment score. Markets with missing rent data use estimated values based on regional averages.

Investment Outlook

Strengths

  • +Affordable relative to local incomes
  • +Complete rent data available

Challenges

  • -Negative cash flow at typical financing (-$421/mo)
  • -Negative leverage (cap rate 4.1% < mortgage rate 6.9%)

Economic Indicators

Population
98,541
Median Income
—
Data pending
Unemployment Rate
—
Data pending
Price-to-Income
—
Data pending

Who this market fits

Best for
  • +All-cash buyers: removing debt service flips the cap rate to actual yield
Skip if
  • −You need positive cash flow on day one at typical leverage
  • −You can't tolerate negative leverage (cap rate below mortgage rate today)

Compare to Nearby Counties

CountyVerdict
TattnallGA
71$188,123Est. pending—BuyView
CookGA
68$157,160Est. pending—BuyView
CurrentFloydGA
66$234,333$1,2426.36%Buy
SumterGA
66$131,351Est. pending—BuyView
ChattahoocheeGA
64$138,388Est. pending—BuyView
BurkeGA
61$175,435Est. pending—BuyView

The Bottom Line

HoldFloyd scores well overall, but a typical leveraged buy-and-hold loses $421/mo at current rates. Consider house hacking, value-add, or all-cash; otherwise a worse score with positive cash flow may be the better deal.

Floyd County in Georgia scores 66/100, ranking #188 of 1,000 US counties (top 25%). At 20% down and current rates, a median-priced rental loses about $421/month; the 6.36% gross rent-to-price ratio doesn't survive debt service. The thesis here is appreciation, value-add, house hacking, or all-cash.

Monthly Cash Flow
$-421/mo
Cap Rate
4.1%
Cash-on-Cash
-9.4%

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Cheaper alternatives to Floyd

  • Sumter County, lower entry price
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  • Cook County, lower entry price

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