Return on investment (ROI) in real estate measures the percentage gain relative to the investment cost, helping investors compare opportunities. ROI can be calculated using the cost method or the out-of-pocket method, with leverage often boosting returns. Good ROI varies by property type, risk, and market conditions, with benchmarks like capitalization rates and treasury yields guiding expectations. Investors must weigh ROI against risks, effort, and alternatives before investing.
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