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Funds From Operations Calculator

Calculate FFO for REIT analysis and real estate investment trust performance evaluation

Calculate Funds From Operations

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Bottom line profit from income statement

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Non-cash depreciation and amortization expenses

$

One-time gains from selling properties

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One-time losses from selling properties

$

Income from financial activities (excluded from FFO)

Funds From Operations Results

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Funds From Operations
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FFO per Share
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FFO Yield

FFO Components Breakdown

Core Operations (Net Income + D&A):$0
Property Sales Adjustments:$0
Interest Income Adjustment:$-0
Total FFO:$0

Formula: FFO = Net Income + D&A + Losses - Gains - Interest Income

Net Property Impact: $0 (Gains - Losses)

Assumptions: 1M shares outstanding, $50 stock price for yield calculation

FFO Analysis

REIT Alpha Example

Financial Data

Net Income: $500,000

Depreciation & Amortization: $150,000

Property Gains: $125,000

Property Losses: $80,000

Interest Income: $75,000

FFO Calculation

FFO = Net Income + D&A + Losses - Gains - Interest Income

FFO = $500,000 + $150,000 + $80,000 - $125,000 - $75,000

FFO = $530,000

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FFO Components

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Net Income

Bottom line profit

Starting point for FFO calculation

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D&A

Depreciation & Amortization

Add back non-cash expenses

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Property Losses

One-time losses from sales

Add back non-recurring losses

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Property Gains

One-time gains from sales

Remove non-recurring gains

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Interest Income

Financial activity income

Exclude non-operational income

REIT Analysis Tips

Compare FFO across similar REITs for relative valuation

Higher FFO generally supports stronger dividend payments

FFO is more relevant than net income for REITs

Consider AFFO (Adjusted FFO) for maintenance costs

Evaluate FFO growth trends over multiple periods

Understanding Funds From Operations (FFO)

What is FFO?

Funds From Operations (FFO) is a key metric for analyzing Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs). It provides a clearer picture of a REIT's operating performance by excluding non-recurring items and accounting for the unique nature of real estate investments.

Why Use FFO for REITs?

  • Properties often appreciate rather than depreciate
  • Excludes one-time property sale gains/losses
  • Better indicator of dividend sustainability
  • Industry standard for REIT comparison

FFO Formula Breakdown

FFO = NI + D&A + Losses - Gains - Interest Income

  • NI: Net Income from operations
  • D&A: Depreciation and Amortization (non-cash)
  • Losses: One-time losses from property sales
  • Gains: One-time gains from property sales
  • Interest Income: Non-operational financial income

AFFO (Adjusted FFO): Some analysts also calculate AFFO, which further adjusts for recurring maintenance capital expenditures and straight-lining of rents.

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