The owner of the property described in Exhibit 5.4 [page 143] asks the manager to take another look at the numbers and evaluate the savings if the improvement excludes a microwave oven. The owner would like to retain the proposed rent increase of $50 per month, however.
The manager finds that the cost of the microwave, installed, would be $175. Because this is a popular addition to apartments in the marketplace, the manager assumes that at least two residents whose leases expire in a few weeks are likely to look elsewhere if the improvement package does not include a microwave oven.
In case the owner plans not to install the microwave | |
there would be two reactions | |
1. Reduce in investment cost of $175 per apartment | |
2. Two residents will leave reducing the occupancy rate to 86% | |
This will change the payback period as follows | |
$ 1825 x 50 apartments = $ 91250 Total cost of improvement | |
$ 50 x 43 apartments = $2150 per month additional income | |
Therefore , 91250/2150 | |
42 months (Approx) payback period | |
=2150*12/91250*100 | |
28% | Return on investment |
=2150*12/.010(cap rate) -$91250 investment cost | |
$ 166,750.00 | net increase in value of property |
Yes , the owner is likely to approve this proposal as it | ||||||||||||||
1. Provides 28% return on investment | ||||||||||||||
2. increase in cashflow of $ 2150 every month( when microwave not installed) |
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when the market cap is 9% instead of 10%
Increases the value of property(Net) by $195416.67( calculated when microwave not installed) | ||
when market cap rate is 9% instead of 10 % |
when Market cap rate is 11.25%( calculated when microwave not installed) | |
=2150*12/.1125(cap rate) -$91250 investment cost | |
$ 138,083.33 | net increase in value of property |
For each apartment is Given above 90% occupancy rate | ||||||
Number of rooms rented | 46 | 47 | 48 | 49 | 50 | |
cashflow | 2300 | 2350 | 2400 | 2450 | 2500 | |
Total cost of improvement | 100000 | 100000 | 100000 | 100000 | 100000 |
when microwave installed |
Payback period | 43 | 43 | 42 | 41 | 40 | months(approx) |
Return on investment | 27.60% | 28.20% | 28.80% | 29.40% | 30.00% | |
net increase in value of property | 176000 | 182000 | 188000 | 194000 | 200000 | |
total cost of improvement | 91250 | 91250 | 91250 | 91250 | 91250 | when microwave not installed |
Payback period | 40 | 39 | 38 | 37 | 37 | |
Return on investment | 30.25% | 30.90% | 31.56% | 32.22% | 32.88% | |
net increase in value of property | 184750 | 190750 | 196750 | 202750 | 208750 | |
The owner of the property described in Exhibit 5.4 [page 143] asks the manager to take...
The owner of the property described in Exhibit 5.4 [page 143] asks the manager to take another look at the numbers and evaluate the savings if the improvement excludes a microwave oven. The owner would like to retain the proposed rent increase of $50 per month, however. The manager finds that the cost of the microwave, installed, would be $175. Because this is a popular addition to apartments in the marketplace, the manager assumes that at least two residents whose...
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