Negative Cash Flow
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Negative Cash Flow
situation in which a business spends more cash than it receives through earnings or other transactions in an accounting period.
See also cash flow.
See also cash flow.
| Negative Carry, Negative Amortization Loan | |
| Negative Income Tax, Negative Interest Rate |
Barron's Real Estate Dictionary:
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Negative Cash Flow
Situation in which a property owner must make an outlay of funds to operate a property.
Example: Baker acquires an apartment building with the first year income statement shown in Table 32. Baker must spend $5,000 to operate the building for the first year, because of a negative cash flow.
Example: Baker acquires an apartment building with the first year income statement shown in Table 32. Baker must spend $5,000 to operate the building for the first year, because of a negative cash flow.
| Negative Amortization, Natural Vacancy Rate | |
| Negotiable Instrument, Negotiation |
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