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Return on Investment

 

 

 

The Return On Investment section breaks out the different dollar amounts that ultimately determine how this investment performed for this particular year.

Before Tax Cash Flow. This number is the cash flow generated before any income taxes are considered. This is the exact same number computed in the Cash Flow Analysis.
Tax $ Saved (Paid). This number is the actual amount saved (or paid) on income taxes. It is computed by taking the Gross Tax (Loss) Gain and multiplying it by the Marginal Tax Rate.
Equity Build $. This number is the total number of dollars applied towards principal for all the loans on this property.
Appreciation Build. This number represents the amount of dollars that the property has appreciated this year.  It is computed by taking the Property Value at the end of the previous year (make sure to look at the previous year’s data) and multiplying it by the Appreciation Rate.
Opportunity Cost $. This number represents this year’s opportunity cost of using the money required for the Down Payment and Up Front Money for this investment instead of elsewhere. The calculations use the Opportunity Cost value.
Year Net $. This number is the dollars netted this year from this investment.  It is simply the sum of the before tax cash flow, tax dollars, equity build dollars, appreciation build dollars, and opportunity cost dollars. This number represents the total dollar return for this investment for this particular year.
Discounted Year Net $. This number is the Year Net $ discounted to today’s dollars using the Discount Rate. This number represents the total dollar return for this investment for this particular year in today’s dollars.

 

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