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We usually think of Return on Equity (ROE) as a straightforward investment measure. That’s understandable, because the traditional method of calculating ROE is pretty clear cut: Take your cash flow after taxes and divide it by your initial cash investment. This in fact is just a hop-and-a-step away from another popular measure, Cash-on-Cash Return (aka […]
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Regression – no, it’s not what your family and friends accuse you of when you want to trade in the mini-van for a two-seater stick-shift convertible (well, maybe it is, but that’s a topic for a different article). If you’re familiar with our RealData software, my online video courses, and my other blog posts here, […]
Many thanks to one of my favorite podcasters, Keith Weinhold, for his youtube review of my book, “What Every Real Estate Investor Needs to Know About Cash Flow.” Also a “thank you” to Flagship Bank for including my book in their list of “…the best commercial real estate investing books you can buy…” —Frank Gallinelli […]
I had a question recently about a metric called Yield on Cost, aka Return on Cost and also sometimes called Development Yield. So what is it and when and how might it be useful? Yield on Cost is very similar to cap rate, which you’re already familiar with, especially if you’ve followed my posts, read […]
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If you’ve taken my video course, read any of my books, listened to some of the podcasts I’ve been on, then you’re very aware that I often rant about how important it is for you to account for just the real operating operating expenses when you evaluate the worth of a property — no more […]
If you’re not an all cash buyer, then when you purchase a piece of income-producing real estate you’ll probably need to secure mortgage financing to complete the deal. It’s essential for you to understand what your lender is looking at when underwriting that loan. And — If you guessed that he or she is not […]
In Part 1 this post, we looked at the revenue side of our NOI calculation. Now let’s look at the expense side, and how the end result – the NOI itself, is typically used when evaluating a potential real estate investment. Click the image below. If you missed Part 1, you can watch it […]
Read More… from Video post: Understanding Net Operating Income, Part 2
One topic that seems to generate a lot of interest and questions among investors I speak with is the subject of net operating income. Those who are new to real estate investing and even those with some experience are often unclear as to exactly what it is, what it means, and how to use it. […]
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We’re excited to announce the release of new Version 20 of our Real Estate Investment Analysis software. […]
Read More… from NEW Version 20 of Real Estate Investment Analysis Pro Edition Software
Those of you who are already enrolled in my course, Introduction to Real Estate Investment Analysis, are probably aware that I’ve been regularly adding new content to the course over time. My most recent addition is a lesson on “Phantom Income.” The lesson discusses how and when it might be possible for your taxable income […]