How to CALCULATE YOUR return on investment? Property investment ROI EXPLAINED

When it comes to the numbers side of property it’s super important that you manage to get your head round them! But they are complicated! Today I am going to try my best to breakdown how you can calculate your return on investment! Return on investment is one of the main things to consider when entering the property investment world, and in having a positive return of investment will set you up for a strong journey through out your property investment trip! Did this video on calculating return of investment help? Have you managed to work out your return on investment? Have you been putting off working out your return on investment? Let me know in the comments below!
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[darren]

Great information as always. Thanks Jamie and team.

[cryptochannel]

Awesome content Jamie.
Ive started my deal packaging course with you and it's great and well structured.
Hopefully within the next 6 months I'll have my business flowing.

[razvangabriel]

Great video! More videos like this on capital growth please

[davidmartin]

Great video. Are you really aiming for 5% roce? I get that cap growth is on top but this seems low when compared to cash isa etc.

[fba]

APG do you do services in south east uk

[joeargyle]

Very helpful. Thanks. Its helped me think I’ve made the right initial investment decision.

I’m putting in 50.5K on a 165K property expecting 6% CG conservatively. This gives me 19.6% ROI. Minimal CF due to the 50.5K being a second charge and so I need to account for the interest being paid on my cash in. I’m in it long term through a ltd company, not for immediate CF, and this first property will help me get going more quickly (due to being able to refinance and take equity out) than buying cheaper and taking out a smaller second charge - likely getting more cash flow.

Hope to see the strategy pay off.

[billystrachan]

You have NOT included tax on the £8040 & THIS IS WHY RENT ARE NOW SO HIGH