by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Cooperation Clause Language to be included in the Purchase and Sale Contracts single family rental investment property or other property type for both relinquished and replacement property that indicates and discloses that the transaction is part of an intended...
by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Clear Title Title of single family rental investment property or other property type is considered clear when the title is without any kind of material lien or levy from creditors or other parties and poses no question as to its legal ownership. A title insurer will...
by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Cash On Cash Cash on Cash is a measure of return on your Initial Investment in a single family rental investment property or other asset type, equal to your net cash flow after loan payments, divided by your Initial cash Investment amount (not including debt utilized...
by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Net Cash Flow Net cash result of a single family rental investment property after subtracting all expenses from revenue and making debt service payments. May also be net of payment of any income taxes. Full Glossary If after learning a bit more about Net Cash Flow you...
by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Capital Expenditures (CAPEX) Capital Expenditures are generally related to upgrades or material improvements to a single family rental investment property or other property type (new appliances, a new roof, upgrades to existing facilities, etc) that will have a useful...
by Ted Farry | Nov 4, 2018 | 1031, Investing With Conatus 101, single family rental property
Capital Improvements For land or buildings, improvements (also known as capital improvements) are the costs of permanently upgrading a single family rental investment property rather than maintaining or repairing it. Instead of being able to taking an expense...
