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Daniel Spaizman
  • San Diego, CA
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Understanding the Numbers - NOI

Daniel Spaizman
  • San Diego, CA
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Hi all!

I recently watched one of the BiggerPockets webinars (totally awesome material) where the rental calculator was used. After putting in all the numbers, a report was generated and I didn't exactly understand how NOI was being calculated. Can someone assist me in understanding this, as I know it's crucial as a new investor to have a grasp on the numbers?

Annual income =

12 * (scheduled rent + other scheduled income)

Annual expenses =

12 * (fixed expenses + variable expenses, vacancy included)

Cash Flow =

Annual income - annual expenses

NOI = ?

As part of this, can someone share their thoughts on whether debt service (principal and interest payment) is considered a fixed expense? Maybe different investors look at this differently?

Thanks for any assistance you can provide ahead of time! Very helpful to have a community of folks guiding newer folks along the way!

-Daniel