Introduction to Cashflow Analysis

This text attempts to uncover & illustrate, for those whose primary professional concern is NOT finance, the basic financial concepts involved in cashflow problems & decisions. It is a text aimed at understanding the valuation of cash as it passes from one set of hands into another in a wide variety of financial transactions. While the text makes use of the financial calculator (Hewlett-Packard 12-C), it is not another book on how to operate a calculator. Rather, it stresses the understanding of the financial relationship between money to be received today & money to be received in the future, & how these relationships apply in everyday situations. Given this foundation, the reader is led through a discussion of even & uneven cashflow problems, fixed-rate & adjustable rate mortgages, as well as other types of mortgages, real estate investment analysis, lease analysis, buy vs. rent decisions, sell-hold exchange decisions, financial leverage & problems in refinance. The text emphasizes the application of basic cashflow concepts to financial problems, especially those related to real estate mortgages, real estate investments & real estate & personal property leasing. Provides problems & answers. Book also emphasizes the ability to translate methods & solutions to the computer in order to create & maintain computer-based analysis programs. Single copy $29.75. Quantity rates available. The Regent Press, P.O. Box 9346, Newport Beach, CA 92658-9348. Tel. (714) 833- 1056/3356, FAX: (714) 474-9625.Donohue, Robert J. is the author of 'Introduction to Cashflow Analysis' with ISBN 9781886654006 and ISBN 188665400X.