Chapter 22 Flashcards
How quickly an asset may be converted into cash
Liquidity
The use of borrowed money money to finance an investment
Leverage
The total amount of money remaining after all expidentures have been paid
Cash flow
The amount of rental income the property could produce with 100% occupancy and all tenants paying full rent; also called potential gross income
Scheduled gross income
To determine this the debt service on the mortgage loan would be subtracted from the property’s net operating income
Before tax clash flow/ cash throw off
Profit and loss statement is also called ____
Operating statement
Separate legal entity that can own and sell real estate in its own name.
Corporation
Offers the legal insulation of the corp. and the flexibility of the partnership in a relatively simple business entity
Limited liability company
The co-workers share everything equally and operate as agents of the partnership
General partnership
There are general partners that control and operate the business while this kind of patterns are silent and only provide capital for investment
Limited partnership
A business venture in which people pool their resources to own or develop a particular piece of property
Real estate investment Syndicate
Doesn’t pay corp. income tax as long as 95% of its income is distributed to its shareholders and other conditions are met.
Real estate investment trust
An increase in the worth of value of a property due to economic or related causes which may prove to be either temporary or permanent; opposite of depreciation
Appreciation
Derived by diving the before tax cash flow by the owner’s cash investment ; equity divided rate
Cash on cash rate of return
The anticipated income from a rental property resulting from potential gross income minus allowance for vacancy and bad debts
Effective gross income
The portion of the loan payment directed toward the principal rather than the interest plus any gain in the property value due to appreciation
Equity buildup
The gradual reduction of the purchasing power of the dollar usually related directly to the increases in the money supply by the federal government
Inflation
An annual percentage derived from dividing cash invested into the net after tax income
Return on investment