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Generally return on investment is measured in real dollar terms - not notional terms - meaning after accounting for inflation. It's not a gain if it keeps pace
by arcticbull 5y ago
Generally return on investment is measured in real dollar terms - not notional terms - meaning after accounting for inflation. It's not a gain if it keeps pace with inflation. Certainly not after you net out maintenance. It needs to appreciate in real dollar terms like 1-2% per year just to break even.
- scottcodie 5y agoThat's real rate of return, not return on investment
- arcticbull 5y agoAh yes, my bad. Thanks for the correction.