What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key FInancial Measures

What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key FInancial Measures

by Frank Gallinelli
What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key FInancial Measures

What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow...And 36 Other Key FInancial Measures

by Frank Gallinelli

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Overview

Real estate financial calculations made easy

Every real estate investor needs to know how to calculate cash flow, long-term gain, net operating income, and a few other basic financial formulas. What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow . . . is a guide to the 34 most essential calculations that answer such crucial questions as "What is this building really worth today?" "What kind of cash flow can I expect?" "Is this property a good investment?" and "How do I calculate my return?" For beginning investors, real estate veterans, commercial brokers, and sellers as well as buyers, this handy reference is a must-have for anyone who wants to make sound decisions based on accurate calculations of:

  • Discounted cash flow
  • Cash-on-cash return
  • Net operating income
  • Capitalization rate
  • Gross rent multiplier
  • Net present value
  • Payback period
  • Mortgage amortization
  • And many more

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780071458467
Publisher: McGraw Hill LLC
Publication date: 12/21/2003
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 261
File size: 3 MB

About the Author

Frank Gallinelli is founder and President of RealData‚ Inc, the real estate industry's leading investment software firm targeting individual investors. Gallinelli is a graduate of Yale University and has been a successful commercial real estate investor since 1972.

Table of Contents

Prefacexi
Downloadable Forms and Excel Templates in This Bookxii
Introduction: The Four Ways to Make Money in Real Estatexv
Part IHow to Analyze A Potential Real Estate Deal
1Do Your Homework: How to Gather the Data Needed to Make an Investment Decision3
Property-Related Data4
Ask to See the Leases4
Look at the Property Tax Bill4
Spot-check Utility Bills4
Ask to See the Appropriate Sections of the Seller's Tax Return5
Recite the Representations about the Leases and the Schedule of Rent Income in the Offer to Purchase5
Market-Related Data6
Investigate Comparable Sales6
Look for Lease Rates and Operating Expense Data7
Find Out about Local Capitalization Rates7
2Financial Detective Work Before You Buy: Finding the Truth Behind What the Seller Is Telling You9
Basic Definitions10
Analyzing Similar Properties12
Comparing Expense Ratios16
The Annual Property Operating Data Form19
3How the "Time Value of Money" Should Influence Your Real Estate Investing Decisions27
Real Estate Applications28
Using Excel to Make Real Estate Calculations30
What Every Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow: Calculating the Present Value34
Evaluating Leases39
Mortgage Calculations44
4How to Estimate What an Income Property Is Really Worth49
Cash Flow and Taxable Income52
Taxable Income or Loss52
Cash Flow before Taxes54
Cash Flow after Taxes56
A Case Study56
Resale--How to Forecast the Appreciation Potential for a Property62
5Measuring the Return on a Real Estate Investment71
Payback Period, Cash-on-Cash Return, Gross Rent Multiplier, Debt Coverage Ratio71
Capitalization Rate75
Discounted Cash Flow76
Internal Rate of Return80
Part IIThirty-Seven Calculations Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know
6Calculation 1: Simple Interest93
7Calculation 2: Compound Interest96
8Calculation 3: Rule of 72s102
9Calculation 4: Present Value of a Future Cash Flow104
10Calculation 5: Gross Rent Multiplier108
11Calculation 6: Gross Scheduled Income (Potential Gross Income)111
12Calculation 7: Vacancy and Credit Loss114
13Calculation 8: Gross Operating Income (Effective Gross Income)118
14Calculation 9: Net Operating Income122
15Calculation 10: Capitalization Rate128
16Calculation 11: Net Income Multiplier134
17Calculation 12: Taxable Income138
18Calculation 13: Cash Flow149
19Calculation 14: Cash-on-Cash Return155
20Calculation 15: Sale Proceeds160
21Calculation 16: Discounted Cash Flow165
22Calculation 17: Net Present Value171
23Calculation 18: Profitability Index177
24Calculation 19: Internal Rate of Return180
25Calculation 20: Price, Income, and Expenses per Unit185
26Calculation 21: Price, Income, and Expenses per Square Foot188
27Calculation 22: Operating Expense Ratio192
28Calculation 23: Debt Coverage Ratio196
29Calculation 24: Break-Even Ratio200
30Calculation 25: Return on Equity203
31Calculation 26: Loan-to-Value Ratio206
32Calculation 27: Points211
33Calculation 28: Mortgage Payment/Mortgage Constant214
34Calculation 29: Principal Balance/Balloon Payment218
35Calculation 30: Principal and Interest per Period223
36Calculation 31: Maximum Loan Amount227
37Calculation 32: Assessed Value, Property Taxes, and Value Indicated by Assessment231
38Calculation 33: Adjusted Basis235
39Calculation 34: Depreciation238
40Calculation 35: Gain on Sale242
41Calculation 36: Land Measurements245
42Calculation 37: Building Measurements--Gross Building Area, Usable Square Footage, Rentable Square Footage, Loss Ratio, Net Rentable Area249
Appendix253
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