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What is Cash Flow After Debt Service?

Cash Flow Before Debt Service minus required debt service, leaving the property-level cash remaining for equity investors before income taxes and ownership-level distributions. (Distinct from the acronym CFADS, which some sources use for “Cash Flow Available for Debt Service,” measured before debt service.)

Where you will use it: this term comes up in the Real Estate Finance course, and the full course glossary collects every term in one place.

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From the free Real Estate Finance course by Devon Coombs, CPA, MBA.