Sentences with phrase «annual net cash flow»

Using a formula that calculates cash purchase capitalization rates — or the annual net cash flow an investor can get from a rental property if it is purchased with cash — RealtyTrac found that Memphis, Tenn.; Saginaw, Mich.; Toledo, Ohio; and Ocala, Fla. were the most profitable places to rent out single - family homes.

The annual net cash flow per apartment unit also rose to $ 419 in 2010, up from $ 250 in 2008, $ 341 in 2009.

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Our annual incentive is a cash payment that is designed to reward executives for the most recent year's strategic imperatives revenue, operating net income and operating cash flow.

Of our 53 companies, 22 ended last year with fewer dollars of net debt than they started the year with, and more importantly, slightly more than half reduced their net debt relative to their annual cash flow.

They are generating a lot of net - free cash flow and need to determine what to do with monthly, quarterly or annual lump sums of cash that need to be saved long - term and put into their overall asset allocation plan.

That's the net annual cash flow from the property as a percentage of your down payment (see «Get real about your returns «-RRB-.

It is the net annual «cash flow» divided by your initial «cash» investment (thus «cash on cash»).

What is their net annual rate of return — considering capital appreciation and cash flow?

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The cash - on - cash return looks at annual operating cash flows net of mortgage costs and compares them to your cash investment (your down payment).

«MBA analysis shows that if FHA were to adopt a policy which stepped down the [annual] MIP in year 10 of the loan, reducing it to 60 basis points for the balance of the life of the loan, the net present value of cash flow to FHA would remain positive under conservative assumptions,» the April 2 letter says.

We take into account the sum of your estimated annual net operating cash flows and your estimated property net sale proceeds, then subtract your initial investment and outstanding loan balance.

For example, in the Real World, if one has to spend $ 25,000 replacing a roof in year three, this affects cash flow and net worth; which effects the annual cash flow surplus or deficit in that year, which may effect contributions to investments for more than one year, which may make a retirement plan win or fail.

The begrudgers will have you believe Zamano's a value trap... If so, it's a bloody impressive one, offering attractive exposure to the UK & Irish consumer, revenue (now at $ 23.3 million) growth of 24 % in 2014 & a likely repeat for 2015, an annual $ 2.7 million of free cash flow, and net cash of $ 5.4 million... all priced on a 3.1 EV / EBITDA multiple.

Things continue to look pretty good on the cash flow front — LTM net cash generated from operations was 91 M, and management's indicated a (net) 100 M capex programme for 2014, so I'll only include a 9 M annual cash burn.

It could be graduated over a number of years or limited to a percentage of annual net income to avoid a cash flow squeeze, particularly if a large volume of partners leave at the same time.

Cash flow $ 358 / mo Mortgage: $ 406 / mo I'm lost on the «annual net (minus mortgage)» part.

After I looked at it again I calculated this way: income ($ 1325)-- ALL expenses ($ 967) = $ 358 Then added back the mortgage $ 406 + $ 358 cash flow = $ 764 Then multiplied by 12 ($ 764 * 12 = $ 9168) End up with the same number I just would like to understand «Annual net (minus mortgage)» as it may be easier and I'm just missing it.