Run the deal before the deduction enters the pitch.
Use your price, revenue, costs, financing, and tax assumptions to see the full property model.
What we decide
Yield
Compare gross revenue and operating income with total project cost.
Cash flow
Include debt service, reserves, and recurring operating expenses.
Illustrative tax offset
Model a range for CPA review, never a promised result.
Investment property model
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$68,000
annual net operating income
$51,198
estimated annual debt service
$16,802
estimated annual cash flow
7.6%
capitalization rate
7.5%
cash-on-cash return
$198,000
illustrative accelerated depreciation
$73,260
illustrative federal tax offset
Educational only, not tax advice. Your CPA must confirm tax treatment, timing, participation, basis, and filing before you act. Financing, revenue, expenses, depreciation, and tax rates are user assumptions. Results are illustrative and exclude appreciation, sale costs, recapture, state rules, reserves beyond entered expenses, and individual filing limits.
Questions to answer before you move
Clear answers first. If one question changes the deal, bring it into the review before you move money.
Q1Where does run the deal before the deduction enters the pitch. start?+
Start with your timing, budget, and the decision you need to make. The review turns those facts into a short list of next steps.
Q2Do I need to be ready to transact?+
No. A useful answer may be to prepare, wait, or gather one missing number before you act.
Make the next move with the numbers in front of you.
Bring the property, timing, and questions. Leave with a clear real estate plan.
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