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Wednesday, July 23, 2014

[VIDEO] Van Lease Deal Calculation Demo

In this video I use the BAII Plus calculator to demonstrate how to figure out rates of return and payments on a sample van lease.

This example is from pages 70-72 of Invest Local.

To learn more about how to figure this stuff out and how to boost returns via deal structure and leverage, don't forget to buy my book.

Sunday, June 22, 2014

Money Weighted Rate of Return (Real Estate Investment Example)

Hi,
I saw this great video from Patrick Doyle and wanted to share with you.

He breaks down the actual or Money Weighted rate of return on a Toronto house example.

Also, if you notice, Patrick and I have the same favourite calculator!

Thursday, April 24, 2014

Ice Cream Investing- Step-by-Step

In my book I use an example of stocking up on ice cream to get a superior investment yield. When the Sobeys flyer came yesterday, I decided to do a step-by-step illustration using my financial calculator. Let me know if you like this and I'll do more of them...

dave

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Business and Asset Values: How Owners, Buyers, Sellers, Lenders, and Advisors Should Think About Sma

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The Business Fortress: How to Grow, Protect, and Exit Your Business with Confidence

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