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Updated almost 2 years ago,
Analyzing Cash Flow Pre- or Post-Tax
When looking into purchasing a rental property, do most of you look at pre- or post-tax cash flow? Looking at a few properties in Los Angeles county and very difficult to cash flow pre-tax, so was wondering how they sell for so much. Is it purely an appreciation investment? Or do you consider mortgage interest, property tax, and depreciation deductions when calculating cash flow?