Is your rental property actually a good investment—or are you just holding onto it because it’s cash flowing?
In this podcast clip, we break down Return on Equity (ROE) and why it may be one of the most important financial metrics real estate investors should be paying attention to.
A property can have $500,000, $700,000, or even $1 million in equity while generating only a 1% return on that equity. Yes, the property may be paying its mortgage and putting a little cash in your pocket—but does that necessarily mean it’s still the best use of your capital?
We discuss how real estate investors can evaluate:
Return on equity (ROE)
Rental property cash flow
Property appreciation
The opportunity cost of holding significant equity
Whether to keep, improve, or sell a rental property
The difference between financial and emotional reasons for owning real estate
Why “the property pays for itself” isn't necessarily the whole story
Sometimes keeping a property makes perfect sense. Maybe it has strong appreciation potential, there are ways to improve the return, or there’s a personal reason you want to hold onto it. The key is understanding how the property is actually performing financially so you can make the decision with clarity.
If you own rental real estate, this is a metric you don't want to overlook.
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Dave Steinberg NMLS: #67325 Mortgage Broker Summit Funding
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