"Equivalent Rate of Return in Retrospect" is the most functional explanation of IRR I found on YT. It's the first thing that comes to mind now when I see "IRR"! Thank you sir
I am a brand new agent working as a transaction coordinator for an investment broker. Your videos help so much! I have been picking up on the jargon, but the relationships between NOI, Cap Rate, and IRR have been stumping me and I've been conflating all three. Thank you for making this series!!! It's so helpful!
Greetings from Tech Startup land, had to learn more about IRR from a project I'm working in, and after about 5 videos you're the only one that helped me grasp what is going on. Thanks!
Would love to understand how to analyse/apply this where a (noob) investor buys residential property borrowing money in an area with higher chance of value appreciation (and hence paper equity growth) with negative cashflow (due to low NOI) for 10years over a less expensive property (via loan) that is break-even or slightly positive cashflow in a lesser value-appreciating area (relatively lesser equity growth).
I' didn't understand the explanation. $1M compound at 10.47% for 8 years is equal $2,217,880.87 . Does it make sense? If the total gain was $938,000. then the annual rate is 8.62%
Here's the spreadsheet with the example calculation. It's a beginning of year 8 calculation rather than end of year 8. drive.google.com/file/d/1y2kef0NUdKztx9BvcXYQCRTdUMJ2l4qm/view?usp=sharing
"Equivalent Rate of Return in Retrospect" is the most functional explanation of IRR I found on YT. It's the first thing that comes to mind now when I see "IRR"! Thank you sir
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I am a brand new agent working as a transaction coordinator for an investment broker. Your videos help so much! I have been picking up on the jargon, but the relationships between NOI, Cap Rate, and IRR have been stumping me and I've been conflating all three. Thank you for making this series!!! It's so helpful!
Glad to hear it's been helpful!
Greetings from Tech Startup land, had to learn more about IRR from a project I'm working in, and after about 5 videos you're the only one that helped me grasp what is going on. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks, man! I was stuck with the "NPV=zero"
So much better than anyone else. thanks!
thanks!
The video sound is pretty good, beyond my imagination
Would love to understand how to analyse/apply this where a (noob) investor buys residential property borrowing money in an area with higher chance of value appreciation (and hence paper equity growth) with negative cashflow (due to low NOI) for 10years over a less expensive property (via loan) that is break-even or slightly positive cashflow in a lesser value-appreciating area (relatively lesser equity growth).
Bro turn up the gain on your mic! You're at -30dB which makes it very hard to hear.
This is amazing. Good stuff !
Thank you!
Thank you sir!
I' didn't understand the explanation. $1M compound at 10.47% for 8 years is equal $2,217,880.87 . Does it make sense? If the total gain was $938,000. then the annual rate is 8.62%
Here's the spreadsheet with the example calculation. It's a beginning of year 8 calculation rather than end of year 8. drive.google.com/file/d/1y2kef0NUdKztx9BvcXYQCRTdUMJ2l4qm/view?usp=sharing
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I STILL DONT understand LOL 😂 IM NEW TO THE GAME .
getting into the game is half the battle!
Dude, Nice videos but you audio levels are all f'ed up.