What is wrong with the following statement: Property X is worth $10 million in the market today because it produces $1 million of annual net income, and cap rates in the relevant property asset market are currently 10 percent.
Answer: Nothing is wrong with the statement, as the worth of |
Property X should be the PV of the expected cash flows when |
discounted at the appropriate market rate. |
Hence, worth of Property X = $1 million/10% = $10 million |
What is wrong with the following statement: Property X is worth $10 million in the market...
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