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The modified internal rate of return or MIRR graphic below
summarizes the investor's average return on the initial amount
invested in an income property over a ten year period. The MIRR
calculation uses the investor's initial investment amount, a
series of after-tax cash flows, return on after-tax cash
flows and the after-tax sales proceeds in a given year to calculate
a future wealth dollar amount. The initial investment amount
and the future wealth amount are then used to determine an average
return on investment or MIRR. The calculated MIRR value is based on the
investor's assumptions for income, expense and appreciation
growth rates and their tax rate information. To learn more
about the MIRR calculation,
click on the following link.
Modified
Internal Rate of Return
The MIRR graphic can be created in a line, step
or bar format. Note: Graphs are scanned and will look a
little fuzzy.
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