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Technically speaking ROE = Cash Flow After Taxes / Initial Cash Investment.

Your CF was calculated WITHOUT factoring in depreciation (you saved that for later in the computation). That is why I assumed you didn’t take the mortgage interest into account.

Would it not make more sense to leave your CF as gross and then factor in all the deductions into the Tax Savings part later on in the computation?

Probably doesn’t matter…just saying…anyway, nice pickup.

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Technically speaking ROE = Cash Flow After Taxes / Initial Cash Investment.

Your CF was calculated WITHOUT factoring in depreciation (you saved that for later in the computation). That is why I assumed you didn’t take the mortgage interest into account.

Would it not make more sense to leave your CF as gross and then factor in all the deductions into the Tax Savings part later on in the computation?

Probably doesn’t matter…just saying…anyway, nice pickup.

[Jumby]

Technically speaking ROE = Cash Flow After Taxes / Initial Cash Investment.

Your CF was calculated WITHOUT factoring in depreciation (you saved that for later in the computation). That is why I assumed you didn’t take the mortgage interest into account.

Would it not make more sense to leave your CF as gross and then factor in all the deductions into the Tax Savings part later on in the computation?

Probably doesn’t matter…just saying…anyway, nice pickup.

[Jumby]

Technically speaking ROE = Cash Flow After Taxes / Initial Cash Investment.

Your CF was calculated WITHOUT factoring in depreciation (you saved that for later in the computation). That is why I assumed you didn’t take the mortgage interest into account.

Would it not make more sense to leave your CF as gross and then factor in all the deductions into the Tax Savings part later on in the computation?

Probably doesn’t matter…just saying…anyway, nice pickup.

[Jumby]

Technically speaking ROE = Cash Flow After Taxes / Initial Cash Investment.

Your CF was calculated WITHOUT factoring in depreciation (you saved that for later in the computation). That is why I assumed you didn’t take the mortgage interest into account.

Would it not make more sense to leave your CF as gross and then factor in all the deductions into the Tax Savings part later on in the computation?

Probably doesn’t matter…just saying…anyway, nice pickup.

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“CF = gross rents – mortgage interest – maintenance – property management fee – other expenses.”

Why would you subtract mortgage interest to figure cash flow?

Wouldn’t it be gross rents – total debt service – operating expenses?

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“CF = gross rents – mortgage interest – maintenance – property management fee – other expenses.”

Why would you subtract mortgage interest to figure cash flow?

Wouldn’t it be gross rents – total debt service – operating expenses?

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“CF = gross rents – mortgage interest – maintenance – property management fee – other expenses.”

Why would you subtract mortgage interest to figure cash flow?

Wouldn’t it be gross rents – total debt service – operating expenses?

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“CF = gross rents – mortgage interest – maintenance – property management fee – other expenses.”

Why would you subtract mortgage interest to figure cash flow?

Wouldn’t it be gross rents – total debt service – operating expenses?

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“CF = gross rents – mortgage interest – maintenance – property management fee – other expenses.”

Why would you subtract mortgage interest to figure cash flow?

Wouldn’t it be gross rents – total debt service – operating expenses?

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So it wasn’t gross cash flow, it was after tax cash flow when you figured the equation.

I guess I was mislead by “Tax Savings”. It would seem Cash Flow would be gross in this equation since there is a spot for Tax Savings.

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So it wasn’t gross cash flow, it was after tax cash flow when you figured the equation.

I guess I was mislead by “Tax Savings”. It would seem Cash Flow would be gross in this equation since there is a spot for Tax Savings.

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So it wasn’t gross cash flow, it was after tax cash flow when you figured the equation.

I guess I was mislead by “Tax Savings”. It would seem Cash Flow would be gross in this equation since there is a spot for Tax Savings.

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So it wasn’t gross cash flow, it was after tax cash flow when you figured the equation.

I guess I was mislead by “Tax Savings”. It would seem Cash Flow would be gross in this equation since there is a spot for Tax Savings.

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So it wasn’t gross cash flow, it was after tax cash flow when you figured the equation.

I guess I was mislead by “Tax Savings”. It would seem Cash Flow would be gross in this equation since there is a spot for Tax Savings.

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