Cash-on-Cash Return
Cash-on-cash return measures the annual pre-tax cash flow an investor receives relative to the actual cash they invested, expressed as a percentage. Unlike cap rate, it accounts for financing.
Example
A property throwing off $650,000 in NOI with $518,936 in annual debt service leaves $131,064 in cash flow. On $3,750,000 of cash invested, that's a 3.5% cash-on-cash return.
Formula
Annual Pre-Tax Cash Flow ÷ Total Cash Invested = Cash-on-Cash Return
Excel Formula:
=(B8-B12)/(B10-B11)
B8= NOIB12= Annual Debt ServiceB10= Total Project CostB11= Loan Amount
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