(3) Fill in the sheet titled “NPV-IRR”. Ann will buy the property in 2014, she will collect NOI for 5 years 2015-2019, and she will sell it in 2019.
Ann’s loan has a 5/4/3/2/1 prepayment penalty structure, so if she prepays in the first year, she will pay a penalty equal to 5% of the balance, in the second year she will pay a penalty equal to 4% of the balance etc.
Ann forecasts NOI will grow at 2% per year, compounded annually. Ann forecasts she can sell the property in 2019 at a 6.25% cap rate. Recall: Sale Price in 2019=NOI 2020/Cap rate 2019
(3.a) How much will Ann sell the property for in 2019?
(3.b) How much of a capital gain will Ann earn? (Hint: capital gain = sale price – purchase price)
(3.c) What is Ann’s IRR for this investment?
(3.d) If Ann’s discount rate is 25%, what is her NPV? Should she make this investment?
(3.e) Plot Ann’s NPV for discount rates 0%-100%. Copy and paste the chart below.
Answer:-
Formulas:-
NOI=NOI in previous year*(1+2%). Net Cash Flow for each year = -Purchase Price - Purchase Cost + Loan amount - Loan closing costs +NOI-Debt service+Sale price - selling costs-Balance Repaid-Penalty. IRR=IRR (Select cash flow cells,) NPV = NPV(25%, select cash flow cells for 2015 to 2019)+Cash flow for 2014
(3) Fill in the sheet titled “NPV-IRR”. Ann will buy the property in 2014, she will collect NOI f...