Buying A Home

Finding your ideal home can be a tricky business. Our aim is to take the stress out of the process. Whatever your budget, we should be able to find something to suit. Get in touch with us to check out our extensive and ever-changing portfolio of properties available to buy. Every listing has a detailed description as well as photographs of the property, with more typically available upon request

Net operating income and a gross rent multiplier allow investors to easily compare different investments against each other. Net operating income is the total income a property generates minus necessary expenses. The formula is:

NOI = (Total Income) - (Operating Expenses)

A cash flow statement identifies the cash income and expenses of a real estate investment, summing three parts: operations, investing, and financing. The rate of return, capitalization rate, cash-on-cash, and total returns formulas also help the investor determine the profitability and financial risk of a specific property. Rate of return tells investors what to expect from their investment. The formula is:

Rate of Return = ((Investment Gain - Investment Cost) / Investment Cost) * 100

Capitalization rate helps an investor determine the potential of any given investment. The formula for it is:

Capitalization Rate = (Net Operating Income / Current Market Value) * 100

The cash-on-cash return metric expresses the return on investment in relation to how much cash has been put into the deal. The formula for it is:

Cash-on-Cash Return = (Annual Cash Income / Total Cash Invested) * 100

And, finally, the total return on investment accounts for the impact of taxes on investment returns. The formula is:

((Investment Gain - Investment Cost) / Investment Cost) * 100