Actual Owners Revenue and present market prices adjusted for inflation and the same 6% assumption of price growth over the total growth period.
I have follow the same assumptions in TAFT Projections table
It does not account for taxes
It does considers a Standard deviation of 3.5% inflation
that is the value of money loses over time
The discrepancy is large enough to stir away many investors.
Tripple A tax free insured bonds will provide better yield over time.
It does not consider delay in receiving income from later thiinings or other possible variables not considered in TATF projections. But I will be glad to run any spreadsheet with any variable people ask me.
100 Teak Trees Initial Cost $4000
Market Income
BFpT -- $ per Bf-- $pT -- Rev/Period
7 years + 1 to market 19.2-- $0.59 $11 $275
10 years + 1 to market 33.5-- $0.62 $21 $378
13 years + 1 to market 84-- $1.25 $105 $1,575
17 years + 1 to market 187-- $2.09 $390 $3,900
21 years + 1 to market 262-- $2.99 $783 $4,698
25 years + 1 to market 381-- $3.60 $1,371 $15,081
Total Revenue after 26 Years $25,907
Yield Before taxes 6.67%
Federal Taxes 28% $7250
Ntl. Avg. State Taxes 7.25% $1878
Net Revenue = $16 779
Net Yield After Taxes = 4.8%