After I purchase a property cash (for it's initial advantages), what is the best way to finance it in order to get my ROE right and more so my cash back for further investment?

After I purchase a property cash (for it's initial advantages), what is the best way to finance it in order to get my ROE right and more so my cash back for further investment?

.$1200 / $100,000 (equity) + $40,000 (invested)  = .008 return on equityReturn on InvestmentAlternatively, for ROI, $1200 / $40,000 would be the calculation which is 3% return on your money invested.Simply put, you are making a .008 ROE on that $140,000 when it could be making a much better return somewhere else.

Today the Supreme Court overturned the administrations extension of the moratorium.

This pathetic overreach has been overturned by SCOTUS.

Political discussion is prohibited in the forums and while I realize it is difficult to discuss policies that are enacted/enforced/overturned by politicians, you are limited to discussing the policies themselves and not the worth/worthlessness of those involved in crafting/overturning the policies.

When you take your current ROE + net projected appreciation, you get your annualized return.  

Personally, my ROE on appreciating assets purchased below market value (about 88-92%) needs to be 7.2%.   

Put another way, I'd be trying to overturn years of bad policies and revive a building, a block, a community.I can find properties online.

Put another way, I'd be trying to overturn years of bad policies and revive a building, a block, a community.I can find properties online.