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How Time Kills Deals (Even When the Numbers Look Great)
One thing that must be accounted for when analyzing deals is time.
Its just as important as cost and profit
- The time it takes to place capital
- The time it takes to build or execute
- The time it takes to sell or disposition
- The time of lost opportunity
Time is expensive
Let’s say you invest $100K and make $20K in profit:
- In 1 year, that’s a 20% return. Solid.
- In 2 years? 10%.
- In 3 years? 6%.
Same deal. Same dollars. But time cuts your return in half, or more.
How quickly you can get in, execute, and redeploy is often the difference between average returns and great ones.