Essentials Of Investments
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1. Assume that you purchase a property for $2,000,000 and it generates $25,000 per month of rental income and you sell it after 15 years for $3,275,000. What is your yield (monthly
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Rate of return refer to the value of investment that is to be earned in a specified period of time by comparing with the original investment and its results shown as rate which is shown in the form of percentage.
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