Summary Flashcards

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What is one indication of the financial position of a real estate undertaking?

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Cash flow

Cash flow is an important measure of profitability in real estate.

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How is cash flow calculated?

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Subtracting debt service and capital expenditures from net operating income

This calculation helps in understanding the actual cash available for operations.

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What does the cash-flow portion of a budget show?

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How much actual cash will be generated and needed for operations and debt service

It forecasts actual cash income and outlays for the next budget period.

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What is the main difference in time span among cash, operating, and long-range budgets?

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Cash budget is monthly, operating budget is yearly, long-range budget is three to five years

This difference affects how financial planning is approached.

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What is one way to monitor and control cash in real estate?

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Consolidating bank accounts for a single property

This allows for better access to information and control of cash.

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Why should receivables be collected quickly?

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To ensure cash inflows are deposited in the bank promptly

Quick collection helps maintain liquidity.

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How can cash outflows be controlled?

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By finding ways to disburse money slowly and judiciously

This can be financially advantageous for managing cash flow.

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What do tables of dollar and percentage changes track?

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Dollar figures (cash flows) and percentage changes in various categories

These tables help identify trends that may not be visible through dollar figures alone.

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What is the purpose of a percentage table in cash flow monitoring?

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To list increases and decreases in different categories over various time periods

This aids in discerning trends in cash flow.

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What do dollars per square foot tables track?

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Income and expenses in relation to square footage

This allows real estate managers to compare expenses across different buildings.

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What does IRR stand for in real estate finance?

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Internal Rate of Return

IRR involves discounting estimated future cash flows of a property or project.

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What does cash-on-cash return measure?

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An investor’s rate of return on an initial investment base

It is a ratio used to assess trends in investment performance.

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