commercial real estate in reading pa: Evaluating Commercial Real Estate Investments - Calculating Cash on Cash Returns
- 12/29/10 12:42 PM
I'm sure if you've read my earlier posts you may be wondering when this will all end, but today we are finally getting to the good stuff: Returns. Why are you investing in commercial properties in Reading, PA? I'm guessing it's because you'd like to make some money. One measure of how much money you'll make on your investment is Cash on Cash Returns, also know as the Equity Dividend Rate. Your Cash on Cash Return is a measure of how many dollars you receive on an annual basis for every dollar that you invested. Let's continue the example of our small retail property … (1 comments)
commercial real estate in reading pa: Reading | Bucks County | PA | Real Estate Investing
- 12/07/10 01:46 PM
I was speaking with a friend of mine today who started investing in real estate a few years back. Up to this point he has purchased a few 1-4 unit residential properties, and has done pretty well. His goal is to buy enough real estate to retire in 4-5 years, and is well on his way. He also currently works full time. He is starting to realize that financially his plan is working well, but he is having problems finding the time to find enough properties. After a long discussion about his goals, it became clear that what he needs to … (0 comments)
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I'm sure if you've read my earlier posts you may be wondering when this will all end, but today we are finally getting to the good stuff: Returns. Why are you investing in commercial properties in Reading, PA? I'm guessing it's because you'd like to make some money. One measure of how much money you'll make on your investment is Cash on Cash Returns, also know as the Equity Dividend Rate. Your Cash on Cash Return is a measure of how many dollars you receive on an annual basis for every dollar that you invested. Let's continue the example of our small retail property … (1 comments)
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