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Rent Generating
Commercial concepts positioned around annual / monthly rent obligations.
EDGAN Proprietary Method
30 Days Turnover. A structured trade cycle.
How an amount of money eg 55% of your annuall expenditure can be invested in 30 day turnover trade in beverages, foodstuffs to generate a monthly income which can be applied to pay rent, etc or any reccuring expenditure for a period of time.
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Define recurring expense
Identify the recurring cost the method targets — rent, tuition, insurance, salaries, fuel, utilities or loans.
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Determine scenario capital
Set the working capital to be deployed in the trade / production cycle.
03
Select trade / produce model
Choose the commodity or service used for the cycle, with documented purchase and resale prices.
04
Execute repeated turnover cycle
Run repeated buy-sell cycles across the chosen trading horizon.
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Account for costs / damages / royalties
Apply cost, damage and royalty deductions to gross turnover.
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Evaluate net result
Compare net result against the recurring expense target.
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Apply income according to plan
Direct the net result toward the original recurring expense goal.
Scenario Calculator
Adjust inputs to model a 30-day turnover scenario. All outputs are illustrative and depend on assumptions — not a forecast or guarantee.
KSh 200,000
KSh
KSh
30 days
75% of gross
20% of expenses
15% of capital
Implied margin / unit
KSh 10
Calculated units
3,333
Daily gross (scenario)
KSh 33.3K
30-day gross (scenario)
KSh 1M
Expenses & damages
KSh 750K
Royalty example
KSh 150K
Recurring expense allocation
KSh 30K
Total deductions
KSh 930K
Stated net result
Illustrative scenarioKSh 70,000
Calculated as 30-day gross minus expenses, royalty and recurring-expense allocation. All outputs depend entirely on the assumptions entered — actual results vary with market conditions, execution and cost structure.
Illustrative scenario · Figures shown on this website may include client-provided projections or illustrative examples. Actual outcomes depend on market conditions, execution, costs, contracts and other factors. Nothing on this website should be interpreted as a guarantee of return unless expressly supported by applicable documentation and approved for publication.
Source example — milk trading
Reproduced from client source material. Not a promise, forecast or guarantee of future trading results. Final public-facing calculations require client and advisor approval.
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Starting capital
KSh 200,000
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Purchase price
KSh 60 per litre
03
Resale price
KSh 70 per litre
04
Implied margin
KSh 10 per litre
05
Calculated litres
3,333 litres
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Daily gross example
KSh 33,330
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30-day gross example
KSh 999,900
08
Projected expense / damages
75% of KSh 999,900 = KSh 749,925
09
Royalty example
20% of KSh 749,925 = KSh 149,985
10
Monthly rent example
15% of KSh 200,000 = KSh 30,000
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Total deductions stated
KSh 929,910
12
Stated net figure
KSh 69,990
Service Concepts
Services designed around recurring expenditure needs.
Nine numbered service concepts — proposed categories from the source material, not guarantees of income. Each addresses a specific recurring cost that households and businesses plan around.
02
Tuition Fee Generating
Concepts associated with generating income toward education-related expenditure.
03
Insurance Premium Generating
Concepts associated with recurring premium obligations.
04
Child Support Income
Concepts intended to support recurring family obligations.
05
Salary Generating
Concepts associated with recurring salary requirements.
06
Motor Fueling Income
Concepts associated with recurring fuel expenditure.
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Utilities Payment Income
Concepts associated with utility and recurring household / business payments.
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Holiday Transport & Entertainment
Seasonal transport and entertainment income concepts named in the source.
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Loan Payment Income
Concepts positioned around recurring loan obligations.
Note · Service concepts presented as proposed categories from the source material. Eligibility, mechanisms and example scenarios require approved client documentation before publication.
2 Million
Co-ownership shares proposed
KSh 16,500
Per share — source scenario
9
Income-generating service concepts
10
Reasons IP is positioned as an asset class