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1. Discount all forecasted future cash flows at 10% to arrive at their present value (PV), remembering to add the forecasted sales proceeds to the cash flow in the final year. Let's say the present value for all five cash flows plus sale proceeds is $100,000.
Initial Investment: $100,000
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Cash Flow # 1 [estimated first year cash flow]
Cash Flow # 2 [estimated second year cash flow]

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2. Equal to zero - this means that the discounted value of the future cash flows is exactly equal to your initial investment and thus you're getting the return you desired exactly
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Okay, now to arrive at a net present value we must do the following.
Net present value is a dollar amount (not a percentage rate) and will always result in one of the following amounts.
Cash Flow # 5 [estimated fifth year cash flow] + [sale proceeds]
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As stated earlier, net present value is commonly used in real estate investing by investors and analysts to evaluate investment real estate opportunities. It should not be used as the only factor to decide whether a rental property provides a good buying opportunity, but NPV does offer the investor a quick and easy way to determine whether a property might yield the investor's desired rate of return.
Cash Flow # 4 [estimated fourth year cash flow]
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