View dozens of analysis metrics, including cap rates, COC, ROE, ROI, IRR, rent to value, GRM and break-even ratios.All the best!

Return On Equity (RoE) is defined as a "percentage measure of the return received on a real estate investment property as related to the equity in the property" (www.thebalancesmb.com) and is calculated by dividing the amount of money your asset is creating by the equity in the property.

example.... a lot of people look at ROI, I like to look at deals as an ROE (return on equity)... 

If I’m getting 10-15% on my equity in annual returns and an extra 30% after three years if I were to sell, that gives almost 50% total RoE over three years - not a bad investment.

@Jon Roes here are the high level numbers. 

Then look at the long-term ROEs of these markets.

That said, some people will track their ROE (return on equity) in addition to COC, with the goal of using that metric to determine if/when to refinance -- which allows you to capture your equity and then factors into future COC.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's quote showing she believed Roe v.

For example, in this one department, there were "more than 75 officers being investigated or charged and over 100 criminal cases being overturned due to perjury or other forms of misconduct":http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Los_Angeles_Police_Department#Rampart_scandal_and_consent_decreeOver 100 people who are potentially innocent sitting in prison because of corruption in one department!

Sure...it isn't the best from a ROE standpoint, but that isn't really my main concern either.