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Sharon Hernandez
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Calculating ROI

Sharon Hernandez
  • Wholesaler
  • Dorado, Puerto Rico
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Hi! I would like to hear your opinions about how to most accurately calculate your ROI and how you decide if a deal is good or not. I do an average between the median of comps from info in Totalview, zillow, realtor.com,eppraisal; and apply 10/10/10 rule. How do you guys do ir? Is there any software that actually helps? Thanks for the info!

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ROI is the gross annual rents divided by the total amount you put unto the property (down payment, costs, expenses) then converted to a percentage.

Ex

100k property, 50k repairs, 150k total with 20k annual rents. ROI = 20k÷150k = 13.3%

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