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Updated over 4 years ago on . Most recent reply
Calculator - Why Does Cashflow Increase Over Time?
Why does the BP rental prop calculator show cashflow increasing over time? I'm consistently seeing this with all the props I analyze. Seems to be going up each year in the final report out. Didn't see any posts on this topic, but maybe I missed some.
Also, here is an example report.
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because you have the Income growth set at a 2% increase each year. When you come to the part where you are inputting Rental Income there's an option box right there to add a percentage. Remove the 2% and you'll see a difference.