c. Key Ratios.

One key ratio shows the return on investment

(ROI), while others show various liquidity and
profitability ratios. The key ratio on investment takes the
current value, including rental profits, less the original
investment (or investment value at a particular time) to
provide the accrued profit. This figure is then divided by
the original investment (or investment value at a particular
time), less any repayments.
d. Cash Forecast. Shows how the properties are expected to
perform in the next few years.
Cash Flow Statement (Income and Expense Spreadsheet)

Description Total

Rental Income $—

Late Fees Collected $—

Laundry and Other Income $—

(Less Vacancy) $—

Total Income $—

Mortgage Interest $—

Bank Charges $—

Line of Credit Interest $—

Mortgage Interest Penalties $—

Legal Fees $—

Appraisal Fees $—

Accounting Fees $—