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Budgeting & Cash Management Terms & Definitions

Personal budgeting, expense tracking, cash flow management, emergency funds, and savings strategies.

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  • Essential budgeting & cash management terminology
  • Practical applications and examples
  • Professional investment language
  • Common usage in real estate

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All Budgeting & Cash Management Terms (55)

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Financial Resilience

Intermediate

Financial resilience is an investor's ability to absorb and recover from adverse financial events, market downturns, or unexpected expenses, ensuring the long-term sustainability of their real estate investments.

2-3 min12861 views

Financial Separation

Beginner

Financial separation is the practice of maintaining distinct bank accounts, credit cards, and financial records for your real estate investment activities, completely separate from your personal finances.

3 min14758 views

Focus Blocks

Beginner

Focus Blocks are dedicated, uninterrupted periods of time, typically 60-90 minutes, set aside for deep, single-task work on high-priority real estate investment activities to maximize concentration and output.

2 min10165 views

Goal Setting

Beginner

Goal setting in real estate investing is the process of defining clear, measurable, and achievable targets for your investment activities, providing direction and a roadmap for success.

2-3 min9864 views

High-Yield Savings Account

Intermediate

A type of savings account that offers significantly higher interest rates than traditional savings accounts, typically provided by online banks and FDIC-insured.

3 min7995 views

Investment Budget

Beginner

An investment budget is a detailed financial plan outlining all anticipated costs, income, and cash flow associated with a real estate investment property, helping investors manage funds and assess profitability.

5 min6729 views

Liabilities

Beginner

Liabilities are financial obligations or debts that an individual or business owes to others, representing money that must be paid back in the future.

2 min19131 views

Liquid Assets

Beginner

Liquid assets are resources that can be quickly and easily converted into cash without losing significant value, providing financial flexibility and a safety net for investors.

2 min58 views

Maintenance Costs

Beginner

Maintenance costs are the ongoing expenses required to keep a real estate property in good repair, functional, and habitable, directly impacting an investor's profitability and cash flow.

12-13 min13338 views

Net Worth

Beginner

Net worth is a measure of your financial health, calculated by subtracting your total liabilities (what you owe) from your total assets (what you own). It provides a snapshot of your financial standing at a specific point in time.

4-5 min5076 views

PITI

Intermediate

PITI stands for Principal, Interest, Taxes, and Insurance, representing the four main components of a monthly mortgage payment for real estate investors and homeowners. It is a critical metric for budgeting, loan qualification, and assessing the true cost of property ownership.

14-15 min9512 views

Payment Shock

Intermediate

Payment shock refers to a significant and unexpected increase in a borrower's monthly mortgage payment, often due to an adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) resetting, or changes in property taxes and insurance premiums held in escrow.

5-6 min5380 views
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