An apartment project has an NOI of $135,600, receivable in relatively equal monthly installments. It can be purchased today and almost certainly flipped to the local university in exactly one year, for an anticipated sales price of $2 million, net to seller. There is some risk the university will not buy, which causes the buyer to select a discount rate of 15 percent. What is the highest acquisition price that can be paid so that the discounted cash flows exactly equal the acquisition cost?

a) $432,955
b) $373,814
c) $1,059,141
d) $1,373,814

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Buyer to select a discount rate of 15 percent As we have an NOI of 135600 so discou... View the full answer