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Demjan Van Der Kach
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
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Historical rental property performance (buy and hold)

Demjan Van Der Kach
  • Investor
  • Phoenix, AZ
Posted

Hello All! 

I would like to "learn real estate math"... :) and would appreciate some advice regarding historical performance of the rental in terms of good metrics (cap rate, cash on cash, IRR et cetera, before and after tax). I bought REALdata software (express version) from Frank Gallinelli after reading his book and presently testing it. It seems to be a decent software for future evaluation.

How about historical evaluation by plugging in 3 -5 years of data. Would be great to see the real performance. If anybody is able to share some spreadsheets or advice that would be wonderful. I am not god at MS Excel yet to program it myself. 

Thank you.