Budgets, Cash Flow, and Feasibility

Create property development budgets, cash flows, and feasibilities that model income and expenditure, risk, and return sensitivities over the term of the development/investment deal and to establish property value

A discounted cash flow, and budget are some of the most important aspects of a development. At the end of the day, no matter how great a project may seem, the financial numbers matter. Investors and Companies are not going to put money into a project that is not 100% backed my concrete budgets and detailed discounted cash flow analysis. Both FINC 670 and LDEV 668 had different types of DCF analysis though one was more geared towards multifamily and a holding period in FINC 670 whereas LDEV 668 consisted of single-family home sales and revenue with a complete lot takedown schedule and amortization schedule. While I won’t be working in financials at my current position, this was one of my favorite parts of my time in the program. Below is the link to my LDEV 668 assignment with full sales proceeds, cash flow and debt schedule with final income and IRR.

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