You own a building that a local business wants to rent for the next ten years. The
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You own a building that a local business wants to rent for the next ten years. The business owner
has offered to pay $ today or $ each year's end for the next ten years. If your required
rate of return is which payment schedule should you accept based on the calculation?
How much would you pay to participate in a real estate project that pays nothing for the first ten
years and $ for the following ten years if you can earn a return on other investments of
similar risk?
Calculate the IRR and NPV for the following cash flows. Assume a discount rate
Year Project
Cash flow
Project
Cash flow
$$
If your tenant pays you rent of $ a year for ten years, what is the present value of the series
of payments discounted at annually?
You will invest $ in a real estate investment project that generates the following cash flows.
Year
Cash flow
Assuming a discount rate, what is the NPV of this project? What is the IRR?
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