THE INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (IRR) TO AIM FORThe IRR should reflect the degree of risk you’re willing to take.

Discover the essential tools needed to analyze property and how to apply them.THE INTERNAL RATE OF RETURN (IRR) TO AIM FORThe IRR should reflect the degree of risk you’re willing to take.

For 18 months I worked as a Transaction Services Associate at a large international advisory firm thinking daily about how I'd get started.

I've worked with quite a few international investors buying in the US and the absolute best sure-fire way to avoid unnecessary taxation is to have a professional setup your entity and tax setups.

The simple Annual ROI is 265% / 10 years = 26.5%Howevever, we really shouldn't use simple annual ROI but rather Internal Rate of Return (IRR).If you were to calculate the IRR = 12.5% IRR!

We have been around for 30 years working with some of the nationals but our internal fund is new and we are anxious to see more deals.

@Eric Krikke, what you're trying to figure for are Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and, relatedly Net Present Value (NPV).

I've mostly paused working on my next RE acquisition because I think there will be better opportunities in 6-12 months, the library is closed so my access to books is limited, it's tough to get to many house projects while taking care of all the kids...so my days have been very unstructured and for me, relatively unproductive which is very internally frustrating. 

It would fall under Section 121 of the Internal Revenue Service ("121 Exclusion") where you can exclude up to $250,000 in taxable gain per owner if you have lived in the property for at least 2 out of the last 5 years. 

@Tomas Buedo I sent you an internal message