
EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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ISBN: 9781337514835
Author: MOYER
Publisher: CENGAGE LEARNING - CONSIGNMENT
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A real estate investor has the following information on an office building:
- Purchase price is $1,250,000 with acquisition costs of $60,000
- 45,000 leasable square feet
- Initial rent of $10/sq. ft. per year and will increase 1.0 percent per year
- Vacancy rate of 8% of gross rent per year
- Operating expenses are 42% of effective gross income
- Three financing choices:
- All equity without any financing;
- Mortgage with 75% LTV ratio, 15 years, annual payments and 3.5% contract rate;
- Mortgage with 95% LTV ratio, 15 years, annual payments and 6.0% contract rate;
- Expected increase in value is 3.0% per year. Holding period is 15 years, and 5% selling expenses
- For simplicity, assuming that no capital improvement over the entire holding period
- 75%
depreciable
- Investor’s tax rate is 28%, and
capital gain tax rate is 15%.
Questions:
- What is the equity after-tax return (
internal rate of return ) for each financing choice? - How much percentage of the IRR comes from cash flows from operations and how much from sale for each financing choice?
- Which financing choice is the best and why?
I would pick option 1 will be the best choice because it has the highest IRR
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