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Case Study #3 John B.
Cash-out refinance of two currently owned small rental properties and reinvestment of proceeds into additional/larger property.
Starting Situation:
- 2 current properties (one duplex and one four-plex)
- Total combined value of $620,000 +/-
- Total combined current equity of $415,000 (hence, $205,000 in existing loans)
- Annual Return on current invested equity-capital of 415,000 was as follows:
| Pre-Tax Cash Flow |
= $15,081 or 3.63% |
| After Tax Cash Flow |
= $12,024 or 2.89% |
| Total Leveraged Return |
= $33,781 or 8.12% |
- Pre-Tax Cash Flow PLUS
- Income Tax Implications PLUS
- Yield from principal pay down on loans PLUS
- Projected appreciation @ 3.0% annually
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- 5 year projected total Wealth Gain (Leveraged Return) of $179,346 or 43.22%
After refinance of existing duplex & four-plex plus the reinvestment of proceeds into an additional/new property:
- Acquired $1,345,000; 27 rental unit apartment property
- Used the $345,000 cash-out as the down payment and secured new loan of $1,000,000
- New loans on the existing duplex and four-plex had a combined amount of $550,000
- Annual Year-1 Combined Return from existing properties with new loans PLUS additional return from new 27 unit apartment acquisition was as follows:
| Pre-Tax Cash Flow |
= $27,994 or 6.75% |
| After Tax Cash Flow |
= $23,545 or 5.67% |
| Total Leveraged Return |
= $106,037 or 25.55% |
- Pre-Tax Cash Flow PLUS
- Income Tax Implications PLUS
- Yield from principal pay down on loans PLUS
- Projected appreciation @ 3.0% annually
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- 5 year projected total Wealth Gain (Leveraged Return) of $562,963 or 135.65%
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