Cash on Cash Return | Measurement for Calculating Asset Cash Flow
Nov 1, 2024 ·
13m 29s
Sign up for free
Listen to this episode and many more. Enjoy the best podcasts on Spreaker!
Download and listen anywhere
Download your favorite episodes and enjoy them, wherever you are! Sign up or log in now to access offline listening.
Description
Many investors’ North Star is this cash on cash (COC) return measurement of investment. COC is a static measure. It’s simpler to calculate and takes into account fewer factors than...
show more
Many investors’ North Star is this cash on cash (COC) return measurement of investment. COC is a static measure. It’s simpler to calculate and takes into account fewer factors than IRR (Internal Rate of Return). With the election on the horizon and some changes happening in the country, these measurements will or should become very important to you over the next couple of months. Static measure is a measurement that doesn’t take into account time.
“A static measure in mathematics means it’s a measurement that does not account for the passage of time, one where the measured quantities are always constant or changing very slowly. Investors love to run this measurement because it gives them a picture of how much they’re going to make on a rental today.” 1:30
show less
- Static measurement 1:30
- Doesn’t take into account tax rate 3:45
- Getting the best return you can 8:30
“A static measure in mathematics means it’s a measurement that does not account for the passage of time, one where the measured quantities are always constant or changing very slowly. Investors love to run this measurement because it gives them a picture of how much they’re going to make on a rental today.” 1:30
Information
| Author | LaunchPod Media inc. |
| Organization | LaunchPod Media |
| Website | - |
| Tags |
-
|
Copyright 2024 - Spreaker Inc. an iHeartMedia Company
