六期读书营 Real Estate By the Numbers – Chapter 35-47

Chapter 35 – LEVERAGE (THE VALUE)

  1.  Leverage = Cap rate – Loan constant
  2. seeking high positive leverage rate, avoid negative leverage rate

Chapter 36 – BOOSTING RETURNS WITH LEVERAGE

Viewing cash flow in two parts:

  1. down pay * cap rate – this is the cash flow generated by cash investment
  2. loan amount * leverage rate – this is the cash flow generated by leverage, can be + or –

Chapter 37 – RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) AND REFINANCING

ROE vs COC

  1. ROE = Cash flow ÷ Equity value – as time goes, this rate typically goes down, as rent increase is slower than equity increase.
  2. CoC will increase as time goes, since rent increase, the initial cash investment stays the same. In this sense, CoC cannot measure the efficiency of using equity

Solution:

  1. trade-up
  2. cash-out refi

Chapter 38 – TRANSACTIONAL (ACTIVE) VERSUS RESIDUAL (PASSIVE) INCOME

  1. transaction income – job, pays the bill
    1. consulting, job, biz owner, RE sales/agent, flipping, wholesaling, syndications,
    2. the stuff you have to spend time to earn it
  2. residual income – investment output. If investment is large enough, it could generate enough income to sustain the bills.
    1. dividend stocks, bonds, rentals, lending, notes, multifamily, commercial

Chapter 39 – THE FOUR WAYS THAT REAL ESTATE GENERATES RETURNS

  • Cash flow
  • Appreciation
    • market appreciation
    • forced appreciation (remodeling), more specific for commercial property
  • Amortization
  • Tax benefits
    • Depreciation
    • 1031 exchange
    • Tax-free borrowing against equity
    • Interest deduction
    • Capital gains exclusion on the sale of a primary residence

Chapter 40 – THE COMPOUNDING MACHINE

compound interest, we all know.

Chapter 41 – ANALYZING DEALS

transactional deal vs residual deal

Chapter 42 – ANALYZING TRANSACTIONAL DEALS

total cost = purchase cost + rehab cost + holding cost + selling cost

Chapter 43 – ANALYZING TRANSACTIONAL RETURNS

  • ROI = (Ending value – Starting value) ÷ (Starting value)
  • Annualized ROI = ROI ÷ Years held
  • IRR

Chapter 44 – ANALYZING RESIDUAL (CASH-FLOWING) DEALS

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Chapter 45 – ANALYZING A BUY-AND-HOLD RENTAL

50 Percent Rule – NOI = 50% of gross rents, in another word, expense ration ~= 50%

Chapter 46 – EVALUATING A BUY-AND-HOLD RENTAL

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Chapter 47 – ANALYZING AND EVALUATING A BRRRR DEAL

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