Real Estate & REITs
What is cash-on-cash return? Walk through an example.
Model answer
Cash-on-cash is annual pre-tax cash flow after debt service divided by equity invested - the current cash yield on your actual check, distinct from IRR because it ignores appreciation and exit.…
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