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Internal Rate of Return (IRR) is one of the key measures used by financial analysts and businesses to determine where to invest their money – should I buy this machinery and earn money from it over the next four years or should I open a new store with the expected revenue gains over time?
This article explains the difference between ROI and IRR by way of example. The example is a $100,000 investment which resulted in $108,000 being received at the completion of the investment.
Co-founder Mark McEwen had a successful residential property portfolio and we wondered how it would compare to our approach. What results would have been achieved if Mark had invested that money in the Bluebirders system?