Calculating ROI on IP
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If you do a google search on: site:somersoft.com "roi" you'll get about 198 results on how ppl calculate it 
growth over the cost base which would be purchase price + holding costs is what i'd be using to figure out ROI
Example 2k holding costs, 5k funds used (7k investment). Purchase price 100k
100k + holding cost 2k = 102k + say growth of 5% on the orginal 100k which is 105k. 105k minus 102k = 3k profit.
3k divide by 7k (invested money) = 42.8% ROI over a 1yr period
Example 2k holding costs, 5k funds used (7k investment). Purchase price 100k
100k + holding cost 2k = 102k + say growth of 5% on the orginal 100k which is 105k. 105k minus 102k = 3k profit.
3k divide by 7k (invested money) = 42.8% ROI over a 1yr period
U need to get some software to calculate all that stuff properly.
I found a good one at https://www.propertyinvestmentsoftware.com.au/
I found a good one at https://www.propertyinvestmentsoftware.com.au/
Yeah I checked that out but, but I am a Mac user and PIA doesn't work on a Mac which is why I used https://www.propertyinvestmentsoftware.com.au/
Fair enough! Just thought it ironic that you were recommending a competing product on this forum.
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Codeweavers are offering a 20% discount to PIA owners. You can trial it before you buy it and the cost is (I think) very reasonable (< US$30).
For PIAFpu the link is... http://www.codeweavers.com/via/piafpu
For PIAPro the link is... http://www.codeweavers.com/via/piapro
Fair enough! Just thought it ironic that you were recommending a competing product on this forum.
My honest mistake.
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