how would you measure volatility? Are you referring to the rents that can be generated or the market value of the parcel? How would you say the volatility of real estate compares to other asset classes?
Volatility is measured by standard deviation.
It is measured by the deviations in prices of real estate as well as revenues such as rents. Since real estate prices and rents do not fluctuate so frequently as those of assets such as stocks and corporate bonds, we can say that the volatility of real estate is lesser than that of other assets.
how would you measure volatility? Are you referring to the rents that can be generated or...
How would you measure risk besides volatility or standard deviation?
How would you measure risk besides volatility (don't use Beta etc) or standard deviation?
2A. Describe / Explain how the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) can be applied in Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and other real estate firms within the stock market.
How can you tell whether the market volatility of the S&P500 has changed?
During our current stock market volatility, discuss how you would use options by providing an example.
Explain how interest rates, inflation, and market psychology affect foreign exchange. How can organizations protect themselves from foreign exchange volatility. Apply to any currency of your choice. When referring to interest rate, please differentiate real interest rates from nominal interest rates, short-term vs. long-term effect.
How do you think real estate compares to other investments? What do you think investors are purchasing? Are they focusing on the anticipated returns, an inflation hedging tool or something as simple as diversification?
Describe, in words, how you would measure saturation pressure as a function of temperature. Let's say, for example, that your boss wants you to measure the saturation pressure of water from 300K to 500K. How would you do it? What equipment would you need?
Phil Boxes invested $250,000 in an LLC that produces movies. Phil is not involved in the business at all. The LLC generated a loss of $1,000,000 and issued him a Schedule K-1 loss for $300,000. Phil's 2019 AGI was $125,000. How much of the loss can Phil deduct on his 2019 tax return? Assume he has no other sources of income or loss. Would your answer be different if the LLC was a real estate investment and not a movie...
Phil Boxes invested $250,000 in an LLC that produces movies. Phil is not involved in the business at all. The LLC generated a loss of $1,000,000 and issued him a Schedule K-1 loss for $300,000. Phil's 2019 AGI was $125,000. How much of the loss can Phil deduct on his 2019 tax return? Assume he has no other sources of income or loss. Would your answer be different if the LLC was a real estate investment and not a movie...