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Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris | Investing for Beginners

798: What Is a Cashflow Statement? - Episode 798

Investing in Real Estate with Clayton Morris | Investing for Beginners

Clayton Morris

Investing, How To, News, Education, Business, Business News

4.11.1K Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2021

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

What is a cashflow statement? A cashflow statement is an incredible tool you should be using to gauge how well your real estate investing business is performing. On today's show, you're going to learn how to create your own cashflow statement and why it's so important.

We're going to talk about what kind of information you should expect to see on a cashflow statement, when you should use one, and why it's helpful for real estate investing. Please join me for episode 798 of Investing in Real Estate!

Transcript

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Code at UK. All right, buckle up. This is one of my favorite topics. We're going to be talking about

0:39.0

cash flow statement. The reason that this is so powerful is because a cash flow statement is an incredible tool that investors can use in order to gauge how their business is performing and a cash flow statement doesn't lie.

0:53.0

Most people will lie to themselves

0:54.9

about how much money they spend on monthly expenses.

0:57.6

If I was to ask you, how much money

0:59.2

do you think you spend every month on groceries

1:01.2

or entertainment or your Netflix subscription.

1:05.2

You're probably going to lie to yourself, not intentionally, but because you just don't

1:09.2

have a really good understanding of your overall numbers.

1:12.4

Now this cash flow statement allows an investor to determine

1:16.2

how well they are managing their overall cash and how the business's money is being dispersed, money in, money out. You need to know this

1:26.4

information. So let's say you're applying for a loan. They're going to often ask

1:30.8

you for your financials, right, which typically includes tax returns.

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