Your cash flow number might be lying to you.

Your cash flow number might be lying to you.

William ThompsonBusiness Member
Accountant · Williamstown, NJ · Member since 2025 · 337 posts · 180 votes

I’m seeing more investors focus heavily on rent, mortgage, and monthly cash flow.

That’s important. But I always want to know one more number:

What does the deal look like after taxes?

Depreciation, interest, repairs, property taxes, and how you structure the investment can all change the actual result.

So let me ask:

When you analyze a deal, do you calculate the tax impact before you buy? Or figure it out after closing?

What’s one tax question you wish someone would explain in plain English?

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