Definition of "Capital turnover"

Number of times a given amount of capital assets turn over to generate sales over a given period of time.

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Cheryl Cheryl said:

what is capital turn over in real estate investment

May 04, 2021  23:26:40

 
Real Estate Agent

Hi Cheryl! In real estate, capital turnover is a measure of how efficiently a real estate agent or brokerage is able to turn capital assets into profit.

May 05, 2021  18:04:27
 
 
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