Cash flow is the net cash received,
taking into account net operating income, debt service,
Capitol expenses, and loans, revenues from sales and
any other sources and uses of cash.
Cash flow after tax
is the cash flow less the tax liability (savings)
plus the investment tax credit. The investment property
calculator can be used to calculate the properties
Cash flow, taxable advantages, equity build-up, Appreciation
and Leverage a property has which can help you to
determine a sound Real estate Investment.
Cash Flow is generated when the correct
financing is put in place to maximize the cash flow
(do not jeopardize the total ROI when picking the
right loan)
Our Standards are to consult with each purchase to
identify the correct exit strategy and loan for each
product.
Single family Homes Purchased right
(Good cash Flow opportunity)
Multi –family properties (Great
cash Flow Opportunity)
Office buildings (Great Cash Flow
Opportunity)
Strip malls (Great cash flow opportunities)
Again the correct structuring of
the purchase can increase cash flow