8. A property has Net Operating Income (NOI) of $130,000 and is offered for sale at $1,950,000. What Capitalization Rate did the seller use to price the property? Capitalization Rate: 130000/1950000=0.06667=6.67%
9. You have a Required Return of 7.66%. What would you offer for the property in the previous question?
SOLUTION :
The values provided in the question are as follows:
Net operating Income = $ 130,000
Current Market value of assets i.e offered for sale = $ 1,950,000
( Capitalization Rate ) the seller use to price the property=?
THE FORMULA IS TO CALCULATE CAPITALIZATION RATE :
Capitalization Rate = Net operating Income / Current Market value of assets
Using the values provided in the question,
Capitalization Rate = $130,000/ $ 1,950,000
Capitalization Rate = 0.0667 or 6.67 %
8- Capitalization Rate = 0.0667 or 6.67 %
9- Calculation of offer for the prorety if required rate of return is 7.66 % or 0.0766 i.e capitalization rate
Capitalization Rate = Net operating Income / Current Market value of assets i.e offered for the property
Using the values provided in the question,
capitalization rate =0.0766
Net operating Income = $ 130,000
Current Market value of assets i.e offered for the property = Net operating Income / Capitalization Rate
Current Market value of assets i.e offered for the property = $130,000/0.0766
Current Market value of assets i.e offered for the property = $ 1,697,127.94
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