What is the return on cash net assets of investment properties?

A) Total annual income is 65438+ 0.2 times of monthly rent = total annual income. B) The annual expenses include 12 times of the monthly repayment, and then the expenses such as insurance, property tax and maintenance are the annual expenses. $ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Now, if you subtract B from A, it is equal to c) annual net profit (NI) $ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Surprised? If your annual return on equity is disappointing, it may be time to consider the following two schemes that can have better cash flow: 1- Refinancing with your existing assets, and buying properties with room for growth in return on investment and return on equity; -or -2- use 103 1 to purchase existing investment real estate through tax deferral, and then purchase real estate with room for growth in return on investment and return on equity. 103 1 tax deferral is the last line of defense for the IRS to allow taxpayers to avoid taxes legally. This is a capital gains tax. Taxpayers can defer payment and get back depreciation tax and California tax when exchanging similar property for invested property. The same kind of property defined by IRS refers to all real estate used for investment purposes or for production or trade or business activities. This basically includes any real estate investment except your own house and your second house. In this way, your new investment will have a greater percentage return on equity (ROE) and a new depreciation adjustment schedule.