ROE and cap rate is 1.5% to give you an idea of how VALUABLE this sale would be to us.

Personally, I don't think they are going to overturn it as that would be giving up control.

. -$2754 annual debt service Looks like: Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 27.34 % Cash on Cash Return 28.54 % Return on Equity (ROE) 21.40 % Capitalization Rate 12.27 % Highland Vicinity Duplex is located at Freeway 65 and 25th St (specific cross streets being 25th St and Highland Place).Stats are almost identical to those above, but will be a cash deal (followed by a cash out refi).Appreciate any input! 

Right now there is an effort to overturn Costa-Hawkins at the state level.

If you don't like the law, join city council and get them overturned.

Though that was the decision by the NV Supreme Court, the bankers are working to overturn it legislatively, and retroactively.

I just had a tenant vacate a property and besides for leaving a complete wreck with garbage and overturned furniture, they also left a cat and it’s litter box.

For him, the most important metric is ROE.

I've been in the courtroom where the judges do everything they can to over turn the tax sale even going as far as instructing the attorney for the owner on how to best present their case to get a favorable verdict. 

Equity builds up through mortgage payments, value-add and/or appreciation and next thing you know, your 25% ROE becomes 18% and your 12% cap becomes 9%, using market value rather than purchase price.