Every real estate investor asks the same question: What’s a good ROI on rental property?
The problem is that most answers online are oversimplified. You’ll see percentages thrown around—8%, 10%, 12%—but without context, those numbers are meaningless.
A “good” return depends on location, risk, asset class, operating structure, financing, and management efficiency. A poorly managed high-ROI property can underperform a well-managed moderate-ROI asset over time.
At JMZ Management, we look at ROI as a performance system, not a single number. True rental investment success comes from combining strong cash flow, operational efficiency, asset protection, and long-term value growth.



