Question: Calculate year one leveraged cash return on equity based on operating the property after acquisition without renovations. Does this meet the investment target? The Lender

Calculate year one leveraged cash return on equity based on operating the property after acquisition without renovations. Does this meet the investment target?

The Lender will use 5.73% capitalization rate on net operating income after capital expenditures (above line treatment) for calculating property value for loan purposes Annual Interest rate 10-year treasury bond rate yield plus a spread of 215 basis points calculated monthly Payments are made monthly 30-year amortization period 10-year term with no prepayment penalty after year four Max loan to value is 70% Minimum Debt Service Coverage ratio is 1.20 Lender mandated capital expenditure reserve of $420 per unit annually must be used in determining net operating income in lieu of actual capital expenditures. Lender-mandated vacancy/collection loss rate of five percent (5%) Loan Fees are 1.0% Acquisition Due Diligence and Closing Costs = 1.5% of acquisition price Sale valuation capitalization rate equals same rate used for acquisition Sale commission = three percent (3%) Sale Closing Costs = 1.0% of sale price. * Apartments should achieve an increase in annual Net Operating Income of $300,000 with a capital expenditure of only $800,000 (cost plus overhead and fee)

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