Total property acquisition price $4,224,000
Property consists of eight office suites, 3 on the first floor, 5 on the second floor
Contract rents: 2 suites at $7,200 per month, 1 at $14,400 per month, and 5 at $6,240 per month.
It is anticipated that rents will increase annually at the rate of 3% per year
It is anticipated that vacancy and collection loss will be 10% per year
Operating expenses are 40% of effective gross income
Capital expenditures are 5% of effective gross income
Anticipated holding period is 5 years
Expected selling price is based on a cap rate of 8%
It is anticipated that selling expenses will be 4% of the sales price
The first mortgage is $3,168,000
The mortgage interest rate is 5%
The loan term is 30 years
Total upfront financing costs are 3%
5. Calculate Loan to Value and Debt Service Coverage
Use EXCEL to set up a discounted cash flow analysis
Include calculation of Operating Income
Include after Debt Service Cash Flow
Loan to Value | ||
A | Mortgare Amount | 31,68,000 |
B | Value of the property | 42,24,000 |
A/B | Loan to Value | 75% |
Purchase price | 42,24,000 | |
Sale price | 45,61,920.00 | |
Selling expenses | 1,82,476.80 | |
Effective selling price | 43,79,443.20 |
Property cost | 42,24,000 | ||||
Suits | Rent/Month | ||||
2 | 7,200 | ||||
1 | 14,400 | ||||
5 | 6,240 | ||||
8 | 27,840 | ||||
Years | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
Gross Rentals (Growth @3%) | 3,34,080 | 3,44,102 | 3,54,425 | 3,65,058 | 3,76,010 |
Less;
Vacancy and Collection Loss (@10%) |
33,408 | 34,410 | 35,443 | 36,506 | 37,601 |
Effective Gross Income | 3,00,672 | 3,09,692 | 3,18,983 | 3,28,552 | 3,38,409 |
Expenses | |||||
Operating Expenses @ 40% | 1,20,268.80 | 1,23,876.86 | 1,27,593.17 | 1,31,420.97 | 1,35,363.59 |
Net Income | 1,80,403.20 | 1,85,815.30 | 1,91,389.75 | 1,97,131.45 | 2,03,045.39 |
Capital Expenditure @5% | 15,033.60 | 15,484.61 | 15,949.15 | 16,427.62 | 16,920.45 |
Cash available | 1,65,369.60 | 1,70,330.69 | 1,75,440.61 | 1,80,703.83 | 1,86,124.94 |
Finance costs Upfront | 95040 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Cash Availale to repay the loan Operating Income |
70,329.60 | 1,70,330.69 | 1,75,440.61 | 1,80,703.83 | 1,86,124.94 |
Loan opening Balance | 31,68,000.00 | 30,62,400.00 | 29,56,800.00 | 28,51,200.00 | 27,45,600.00 |
Interest @5% | 1,58,400.00 | 1,53,120.00 | 1,47,840.00 | 1,42,560.00 | 1,37,280.00 |
Repayment of Principal | 1,05,600.00 | 1,05,600.00 | 1,05,600.00 | 1,05,600.00 | 1,05,600.00 |
Closing Balance | 30,62,400.00 | 29,56,800.00 | 28,51,200.00 | 27,45,600.00 | 26,40,000.00 |
Total Payment | 2,64,000.00 | 2,58,720.00 | 2,53,440.00 | 2,48,160.00 | 2,42,880.00 |
DSCR | 0.27 | 0.66 | 0.69 | 0.73 | 0.77 |
Working capital reqirement | 1,93,670.40 | 88,389.31 | 77,999.39 | 67,456.17 | 56,755.06 |
Note: Discounted cashflow can be made but discounting rate is not clear hence it was not prepared
Prepared only for 5 years because of the contraints
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