That's what pushes the ROE up when the underlying collateral is standing still!

Obviously both play a roe, but I have some money to invest and am having trouble getting started.I think it's more an issue of too much information and knowing what to look for and what the right measures of a quality investment property are.I'm in the Dallas / Fort Worth area.

He was not considering his return on equity and confused his cash on cash vs ROE.

Roe Institute for Economic Policy Studies, the proposed bill will, “Allow private investors to price their own risk knowing that their losses are capped, thus leading to more risk taking.

You won't find any  restriction to  title to real property that it must be sold only to a class or group of buyers only using cash, that would devalue the property limiting its market, such a restriction would be easy to overturn IMO.

During that time an angry neighbor or whoever can apply to overturn your hard-earned rezoning.

The key measure, contrary to popular belief, is not ROI (return on investment); it's ROE (return on equity).

"If Cash is king, then leverage is god." http://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/4579/blog_posts/32645-if-ca-h-is-king-then-leverage-is-god---loans-cash-roe-roi-and-risk Regarding "speculating" on appreciation, I wrote some different questions about this "speculation" on a 2.5% cap rate posting, but on the other hand, some places in the interior of the country haven't appreciated for decades - while those in the Bay have tacked on an extra 5-15% ROI per year from appreciation, with about 3-4X leverage.

@Brandon TurnerI think it was in the Millionaire Real Estate Investor Book that it was mentioned to always be watching your ROI and ROE on your current properties, that way you can know when you need to sell or refinance.I would think people would have a sheet like this but I have not been able to find one, maybe I'm being to literal or looking to much into this.Thanks for the help!

Recently in CA, a lawsuit overturned strict restrictions on CCW.