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Run the full picture - cashflow, cap rate, cash-on-cash, and a 10-year equity projection. Every number is free; only the saved PDF asks for an email.
Monthly cashflow
-$408
Cap rate
4.25%
Cash-on-cash
-3.31%
Annual NOI
$27,624
Year 10 projected equity: $453,882 on a $148,000 cash investment.
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Monthly cashflow is what lands in your pocket after the mortgage and all operating costs. Positive cashflow means the property pays for itself; negative means you’re subsidizing it for appreciation.
The 10-year projection compounds appreciation and mortgage paydown to estimate your equity over time. Real returns depend on real Ottawa market conditions - talk to Dibbo to pressure-test your assumptions.
Cap rates vary by property type and area, but many Ottawa investors target the 4–6% range. Cap rate is one input - cashflow and appreciation matter just as much.
Cap rate measures the property's return ignoring financing. Cash-on-cash measures your actual return on the cash you invested, including the mortgage.