What ROI compares
ROI compares projected return against invested capital, but the result depends heavily on costs, timing, financing, and exit assumptions.
- Capital invested
- Net profit
- Timeline and risk
ROI calculator
Real estate ROI calculator methodology for property investors.
ROI becomes more useful when investors understand the assumptions behind the number and compare scenarios before committing capital.
Use scenarios
Investors should compare best-case, base-case, and conservative assumptions before trusting a single ROI estimate.
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FAQ
What is a good real estate ROI?
A good ROI depends on strategy, risk, timeline, leverage, and market conditions. Investors should compare projected returns with realistic costs and alternative opportunities.
Should ROI include financing costs?
Yes. Financing, holding costs, selling costs, and operating expenses can materially change the true return of a real estate deal.