Why doesn't the Net Operating Income include the PMI and mortgage payment?

Why doesn't the Net Operating Income include the PMI and mortgage payment?

The Net Operating Income is a standard term used by real estate investors. It is meant to show the financial performance of the property itself without considering the costs of financing the property. On the other hand, the CASH FLOW considers the OPERATING COSTS plus the FINANCING COSTS.

EVALUATE > 1ST YEAR PROJECTION

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