New Construction Rental Deal Sheet — Texas Trust Mortgage

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New Construction Rental — Deal Sheet

Enter the deal above the line. Returns, forecast and charts below update as you type.

Prepared byMiguel Gonzalez · NMLS #278963

The deal

Money in

Cash to close

Your costs, then the credits that come off. Incentives are the only lever here that costs the investor nothing.

Investor pays Credit received Net

Money monthly

Where the rent goes

Gross rent in month one, less every line item, down to what lands in the investor's pocket.

Income Expense Result

Money the IRS gives back

The tax picture

Year one. Operating costs, mortgage interest and depreciation are all deductible — which is why a rental can lose money on paper while its bank account holds steady.

Taxable income Deduction Result

Money working

Cash-on-cash return

Annual cash flow against every dollar it took to close — down payment, closing costs and prepaids, less the credits.

Before tax After the tax benefit

Money over time

Where the return actually comes from

Cumulative gain by year, before cost of sale. On new construction at retail the cash-flow bar is rarely the tall one — amortization and appreciation carry the deal.

Cumulative cash flow Loan paydown (tenant-funded) Appreciation
Every figure, in numbers
Illustration only. Every figure depends on the assumptions entered above. This is not a loan approval or commitment to lend, an appraisal, a rent estimate, or investment, tax or legal advice. Verify the tax rate against the county tax certificate — new construction is usually quoted off the unimproved land value and re-assessed the following year. Verify rent against signed comparable leases, and insurance against a bound quote. A commission rebate to a buyer must be disclosed on the closing statement and is not permitted in every transaction or by every lender. The tax figures are an illustration, not tax advice. They assume the investor can actually use a rental loss in the year it arises — the passive activity loss rules generally do not allow that unless the investor actively participates and their income is under the phase-out, or they qualify as a real estate professional. Otherwise the loss is suspended and carried forward. Depreciation is also recaptured on sale, which this model does not deduct from the exit proceeds. The investor should confirm all of it with their CPA.

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