When owning or investing in a rental property, it’s important to understand how income is evaluated during escrow. One key concept that lenders and investors rely on is potential gross income. This figure helps predict earnings, plan expenses, and evaluate whether a property will generate healthy property cash flow. Below, we simplify what gross income means, how rental income fits in, and why it matters during escrow.
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