After a development projected has reached substantial completion, one of the most important aspects of an income producing property begins, which is management. Management can truly make or break a property; bad management can break a great property and good management can turn a subpar property in to a profitable one. In many of my classes including FINC 670 and LDEV 669 we analyzed property management and how critical it is to the financial health and profitability of a property. Below is a link to my Final 669 project, which analyzed an income producing property from rent roll all the way down to after tax cash flow. Calculating the profitability of a project like this is something I hope to do some day as an investor, and I know that practice like this will help me identify profitable investments and be able identify profitability from a financial standpoint.