General - Chapter 10 Lesson 2 Flashcards
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Primary goal of any investor is…
the preservation of the capital invested and earn a reasonable profit
Income Stream
how: rent goal: maximizing cash flow
Return on Investment
how: amount received when property is sold goal: maximizing return
Equity Gain
How: reduction in owner’s encumbered interest Goal: increasing equity
Leverage
How: using other people’s money Goal: obtaining assets with relatively little of one’s own money
Tax Shelter
How: deductions for property taxes, mortgage interest, and depreciation Goal: minimizing tax burden
Hedge Against Inflation
How: property value rises higher than inflation rate Goal: keeping investment gains ahead of inflation
Risk is…
the possibility of losing either the principal invested and/or the potential income from the investment
Liquidity is…
the ability to convert an asset into cash quickly without the loss of principal
Equity is…
the difference between the value of real property and the total amount of any liens against it
When purchasing real property, the _____ ________ is usually the only equity a property owner has right away
down payment
Equity=
property value-current balance of loan
Equity also increases as the value of the property…
appreciates
Leverage is…
the use of borrowed funds with the goal of increasing return on investment
Leverage may…
increase or decrease an investor’s return that would have been received had they purchased the property on an all-cash basis
Leverage also called
other people’s money (OPM)
Return on investment=
net profit/investment
Appreciation
as the value of the property goes up
Equity
buildup as the mortgage loan balance is reduced
leverage
as they use other people’s money to finance their investments
tax shelter is…
a property or another investment that gives the owner certain income tax advantages when deductions exceed the cash flow
Operating statment
first step to analyzing real estate investment, shows both income and expense items associated with operating the property
Forward looking
pro forma statement
ultimate goal of an operating statement is to find…
the cash flow