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Formula – Expense Ratio
By Contributor on June 8, 2018
E/I = R
You need to know:
What lenders hope you never learn about mortgages
E – Operating expense
I – Gross income from rental
R – Expense ratio
Sometimes also called the operating ratio, the expense ratio reveals the relationship between operating expenses and rental income.
This can be very useful when comparing properties to invest in.
Expressed as a percentage, it is important to note that mortgage interest expense is not taken into account when determining E because interest expense can vary.
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