How much should you pay for a 10 lot subdivision if you require a 19% rate of
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- How much should you pay for a 10 lot subdivision if you require a 19% rate of return, no lots will be sold the first 3 years, and then you will sell one lot every 6 months until the lots are sold out. The lots will sell for 12,000 each. Therefore, the first cash flows is received in the middle of the fourth year.
- You are analyzing a GPM. The term are $60,000 loan amount, 9% note rate , 30 years , monthly payments, 0 FV, payment in year one based upon 7% and payment in year two based on 8%. How much will you owe on this loan at the end of the second year?
- A Japanese investor purchases an office building for 100,000 when the exchange rate was 100 yen/1$. One year later he sold the building for 110,000 when the exchange rate was 80 yen/1$. What was his profit in Yen? What rate of return did he earn in Yen?
- An apartment building has 6 rental units. Three of the units are 1BR-1BA and rent for $350 per month and three of unit are 2BR-2BA units which rent for $450 per month. The vacancy and credit loss is assumed to be 10%. Fixed expenses are$3,600 per year and variable expenses are 25% of EGI. If loan terms are 25 years, monthly payment, 8% interest rate, DCR=1.2 and 0 FV. What is the maximum size loan this property will support?
- You got a 10% , 0 FV, 75,000, 30 year loan, with monthly payments. What would be the effective interest rate on the 10% loan with the following addition loan features?
a. you paid 3 points, there was no prepayment penalty (PPP) and you paid the loan off at the end of the 10th year
b. you paid 3 points, there was a 2% PPP and you paid the loan off at the end of the 10th year
c. you paid 3 points, there was a 2% PPP and you did not pay off the loan early.
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