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Net Spendable Income Definition<\/h2>\n

Net Spendable Income<\/strong> is the total amount of cash an investor has available for spending in a given time period after deducting all costs and\/or expenses associated with an income producing asset such as real property.<\/p>\n

Explanation<\/h2>\n

Generally, investors do this on an annual basis. By taking the gross income<\/a> your property produces and then deducting all the operating and carry costs for that time period, you end up with the Net Spendable Income.<\/p>\n

Be sure to include everything: mortgage, mortgage interest, property insurance, property taxes, utilities<\/a>, staffing, management, repairs etc. It should be noted however, that when calculating the Net Spendable Income, you typically do not deduct any non-cash depreciation<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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