Essential Property Investment Calculations: The numbers led approach to property investment and property management
Language: English
Published by Independently published, 2020
Series: Book 2 of 2 - Essential Property
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- Title
- Essential Property Investment Calculations: The numbers led approach to property investment and property management
- Author
- Heaton, Robert
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2020
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798669328344
- Item weight
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- Series
- Book 2 of 2: Essential Property
Essential Property Investment Calculations
Overview
Like any other form of investment, property investment is largely a numbers game. But there’s a big gap between the techniques used by individual investors in the residential buy-to-let market and the more disciplined, numbers-led approach used by professional real estate investors. Moreover, there is no single source of knowledge or wisdom that brings all these calculation techniques and metrics together in one place. This book aims to bridge this gap. It will teach you the property investment techniques and formalised metrics used by professional investors to assess property deals and manage their portfolios.
Essential Property Investment Calculations is a guide to all the calculations, numerical techniques and metrics you need to know to take your property investing to the next level.
Part One
Part One is all about the early stages of property investment and assessing property deals. It will teach you the property investment calculations you need to know to find, finance and close any property deal. You'll learn techniques used by property valuation experts and negotiation strategies you can use to close your next property deal.
Part Two
Part Two is all about property management. It will teach you how to measure property returns, both on a property-by-property basis and at the total portfolio level. You'll learn all the property management KPIs you need to track and improve performance, how to quantify and manage key property investing risks and the five golden rules of portfolio building.
Whether you're new to property investing or a seasoned professional, this book is a guide to the essential property investment and property management calculations you need to know.
List of Chapters
Part One : Assessing a property deal
Chapter 1 - Rental yield calculations
Chapter 2 - Stress testing deal cash flow
Chapter 3 - How to value residential property
Chapter 4 - Calculations for deal financing
Chapter 5 - Ten negotiation tips and tricks
Part Two : Managing your property portfolio
Chapter 6 - Accounting for property investors
Chapter 7 - How to measure your returns
Chapter 8 - Property management KPIs
Chapter 9 - Portfolio risk management
Chapter 10 - Golden rules of portfolio building
About the Author
Robert Heaton is a property investor, writer and qualified actuary.
He blogs about property investment and property investing at his website.
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