If I divide this bill by four units, each tenant would pay $46.03.

So, we’ll leave the discussion about ROA and ROE for another time.The Formula for Calculating ROIGiven our previous points, the next step will be using the real estate ROI formula in practice and seeing how it is calculated:To calculate your return on investment, you essentially need to divide the amount of money you’ve earned from the investment—commonly known as your net profit—by the cost of the investment and then multiply that by a 100.Here’s the formula outlined:ROI = (Net Profit / Cost of Investment) x 100 It’s worth noting that there’s another way of calculating the ROI:ROI = (Present Value – Cost of Investment / Cost of Investment) x 100 Now that you get the foundations of the formula, how do you use it?

They cannot keep going up in a straight line.So many times they are correcting downwards erasing all divident gains.As for FI "funds", they go down with IR rates up.But Non-Traded REITs, or Funds, are basically portfolios of properties that are not being traded.If held till maturity, or till project end - most of the capital remains preserved.

I think the fair thing to do would be to treat March's rent as being $1,000 (although 10 days of that was prepaid), and divide it pro rata between the buyer and seller. 

Divide that by the going cap rates in the area (something like 6% on a basic wood frame 2 or 3 family in a blue collar neighb)As far as selling quickly, either will sell quickly if priced fairly.

In Belgium you need different types of permits.I am from the french speaking part, the rules are "local" so check, but in Wallonia you needRental permit for anything below 28 square meter of effective living area ( bathroom and corridor excluded)Urbanistic divison permit (prove that the building is officially divided in appartments).Do you have utility meter per unit?

Typically lenders divide up credit scores in multiple buckets with 760+ getting the best rate for some lenders while others it's 720, 740 or 760 gets the best rate pricing.

It’s this number I divide by my invested capital to get to ROE.It’s conservative, realistic, and a much safer play.  

Both Price per share and EPS divide by the total shares, those cancel leaving:PE=Market Value/Net Income.

If so I can get an average water expense amount and divide it in 3 and include that figure in the rent.