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Chapter 22 2Student Handbook to THE APPRAISAL OF REAL ESTATE
Capitalization Rates The ratio of the sale price to the expected net
income for the next year May be extracted from comparable sales Other methods can be used to support
capitalization rate Estimating the Overall Capitalization Rate
Extraction from the market RO = NIR/EGIM
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Band of Investment—Mortgage and Equity
M (Mortgage ratio) x RM Weighted Amount
(1 – M) x RE + Weighted Amount
RO
The mortgageconstantRM can be calculatedby dividingthe annualdebtservices (ADS) by the initial amountof the mortgage. It can also becalculated on the financial calculator as follows:
N = 25 x 12
I/YR = 10/12
PV = -1
FV = 0
Solve for PMT 0.009087RM = PMT x 12 0.10904
0.75 x 0.10904 =
0.08178
0.25 x 0.13000 =
0.03250
0.11428
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Band of Investment—Land and Building
L x RL = Weighted Amount
B x RB = + Weighted Amount
RO
0.75 x 0.1300 = 0.09750
0.25 x 0.0900 = + 0.0225
0.120 or 12.00%
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Debt Coverage Formula
RO = M x RM x DCR
RO = 0.75 x 0.10797 x 1.2
RO = 0.09717
100,000 /0.09717 = $1,029,124
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Residual Techniques
The subject has NOI of $45,000/year. The VL is $95,000.
95,000 (VL) x 0.09 (RL) = $8,550 (IL)
$45,000 (NOI) – 8,550 (IL) = 36,450 (IB)
$36,450 (IB) / 0.12 (RB) = $303,750
$303,750 + 95,000 = $398,750
The RL is 9% and the RB is 12%. What is the property value?
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Gross Income Multipliers Conditions
Buyers think this way Similar expense ratios Similar upside potential
Estimation of Gross Rent Multipliers
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Table 22.1 Sales and Rent Comparable Worksheet
Sale price Gross rent estimate GRM
1 $280,000 $2,500 112.00
2 320,000 2,900 110.34
3 305,000 2,750 110.91
4 275,000 2,500 110.00
5 330,000 2,900 113.79
6 325,000 2,900 112.07
7 300,000 2,700 111.11
8 298,000 2,700 110.37
9 285,000 2,500 114.00
10 290,000 2,750 105.45
Average 300,800 2,710 111.01
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Problems
Suggested solutions begin on page 365.
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Problems 1 and 3
Problem 1Sale 1 Sale 2 Sale 3 Sale 4
Sale Price 1,000,000 750,000 650,000 500,000 NOI 98,000 75,000 62,500 49,500 IM 9.80% 10.00% 9.62% 9.90%
75,000 / 0.0975 = 769,231$ 75,000 / 0.1000 = 750,000$
PGI 100,000V & C -7,000EGI 93,000
Fixed -35,000Variable -25,000
Net income $33,000
33,000 /0.12 = 275,000
Problem 3
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Problems 5D and 6B
Problem 5DRO = 0.75 x 0.1007 = 0.0755
0.25 x 0.15 = 0.0375
0.113030,000 / 0.1130 = 265,486
Problem 6BRO = DCR x M x RM
RO = 1.25 x 0.75 x 0.1281
RO = 0.12009
75,000 /0.12009 = 624,512
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Problems 7A, 8A, and 9
M 0.65 0.1069 0.0695
1-M 0.35 0.0514 (calculated) 0.0180 (calculated)
RO 0.0875
Problem 8ANOI = 150,000
550,000 (VL) x 0.0975 = 53,625 (IL)
96,375 (IB)
96,375 / 0.1225 = 786,734 (VB)
786,735 + 550,000 = 1,336,735
0.75 x 0.10484 = 0.07863
0.25 x 0.055 = 0.01375
0.09238
140,000/0.09238 = 1,515,479
Problem 9
Problem 7A
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Problem 10
Sale 1
Sale 2
Sale 3
Sale 4
PGI = 23,040 EGI = 21,888 NOI = 14,488 RO = 0.0827
PGI = 20,280 EGI = 19,266 NOI = 12,516 RO = 0.0834
PGI = 19,980 EGI = 18,981 NOI = 12,381 RO = 0.0853
PGI = 19,800 EGI = 18,810 NOI = 12,360 RO = 0.0797
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Problem 10
$485$500$450$435
$1,855$22,260
Vacancy and collection loss 6.00% -$1,336$20,924
$2,800$2,200$2,200
$-$7,200 -$7,200
$13,724Capitalized value $13,724 / 0.08 = $171,555
Expenses
Monthly estimated rentAnnual potential gross income
Effective gross income
Unit 1Unit 2Unit 3
Reserves for replacement
Net operating Income
Taxes InsuranceVariable expenses
Unit 4
Estimated PGI