The time span from the acquisition of an investment to its final disposition. It encompasses all relevant investment contributions, cash flows, and resale proceeds, providing the best measure of the rate of return from the investment over its entire duration.
The Projection Period refers to the time duration used for estimating future cash flows and the resale proceeds from a proposed investment. Commonly used in financial analyses, it helps in forecasting and valuing investments, especially in real estate.
In a projection of investment performance, the assumed selling price a property could fetch at the end of the projection period.
Resale proceeds refer to the financial gains obtained from selling a previously owned item. This term is particularly significant in contexts such as real estate, vehicles, or other high-value assets, where tracking gains from resale can impact financial planning and tax considerations.
The net amount received by a former owner upon selling an asset after covering transaction costs, settling any remaining debt, and potentially paying income taxes.
