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Analyzing Income-Producing Properties

Analyzing Income-Producing Properties. Chapter 16. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties. Advantages of Real Estate Investment Attractions of real estate as an investment Cash flow from operations Appreciation Portfolio diversification Financial leverage.

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Analyzing Income-Producing Properties

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  1. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties Chapter 16

  2. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • Advantages of Real Estate Investment • Attractions of real estate as an investment • Cash flow from operations • Appreciation • Portfolio diversification • Financial leverage

  3. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • Disadvantages of Real Estate as an Investment • Large amount of capital required • Risk, particularly liquidity risk • Changing market conditions (overbuilding)

  4. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • Financial Decision Making • Goal is wealth maximization • Using the NPV rule • Using the IRR rule

  5. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • The Discounted Cash Flow Model • Initial equity investment • Forecasting after-tax cash flow (ATCF) • Calculating net operating income • Potential gross income (PGI) • Vacancy and credit losses (VCL) • Effective gross income (EGI) • Operating expenses (OE) • Net operating income (NOI)

  6. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • The Discounted Cash Flow Model • Before-tax cash flow (BTCF) • NOI less Debt Service • Taxes from Operation • NOI • Interest Expense • Depreciation (DEP) • 27.5 years for residential, and 39 years for nonresidential • Taxable Income • Marginal Tax Rate • After-tax cash flow (ATCF)

  7. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • After Tax Equity Reversion (ATER) • Gross sale price • Less Selling expenses • = Net sale proceeds • Mortgage Balance outstanding • Before-tax equity reversion (BTER)

  8. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • After Tax Equity Reversion (ATER) • Before-tax equity reversion (BTER) • Taxes due on sale (TDS) • After-tax cash on sale (ATER)

  9. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • Taxes Due on Sale (TDS) • Net Sale Procedes (SP - Selling Expense) • Book value (Adjusted Basis) • Original Investment - Depreciation Charged • Taxable Capital Gain • Taxes due on sale (TDS) (cap gains tax rate) • After-tax cash on sale (ATER)

  10. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • Other Performance Measures • Cash-on-cash return • Operating expense ratio • Debt coverage ratio

  11. Analyzing Income-Producing Properties • REITs • As an alternative to direct investment in real estate

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