When I first started posting on here I had to look up the definitions of Return on Equity (ROE), Cash on Cash Return (COC) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR).

Some people sell and trade up if their ROE hits 35%, while others pay in cash and follow the principle NEVER SELL.

When a property appreciates faster than rental prices, your return on equity (ROE) decreases in the long term.Additionally, suppose there’s a lull in appreciation rates.

.: I exert a certain amount of effort to keep a high leverage to maximize return (both ROI and ROE).  

Down Payment - 30% to 35%ROI – 3.5% to 4.0%COC - 5.0% to 5.5%ROE – 22% to 29% (ADU the garages)The higher ROI & COC are from Section 8.The ROI and COC are not motivating but the potential ROE with the upsize in ADU was the reason for me to jump in.

KPI Tracking: Establish and track key performance indicators (KPIs) such as rental yields, occupancy rates, capital appreciation, and return on equity (ROE) to monitor the health of your business.9.

I have not heard of the IRS challenging, much less overturning a professionally done cost segregation study. 

Cash flow, debt pay down, ROE, Cash on Cash, etc. it also shows me my equity position on each property and overall.

I called the City and they sent the police over. Turned

What matters is ROI, ROE, and cash flow.