Given the information in the financial statements, calculate the following: ? Present value of the Before Tax
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Given the information in the financial statements, calculate the following:
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Present value of the Before Tax Cash flows.
Use the following interest rates:
- 3%
- 7%
- 9%
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Net Present Value of the Before Tax Cash flows.
The investment appreciates at 2% per year and sells EOY 10.
Use the following interest rates:
- 3%
- 7%
- 9%
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- Calculate the levered IRR.
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- Calculate the unlevered IRR.
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- Calculate the Equity Multiple.
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Year Gross Revenues: Residential Rental Revenues Gross Rent per SF/Mo Garage/Carport/Storage Income Other Income Bad Debts Expense Vacancy Effective Residential Income Effective Rent per SF / Mo Commercial Retail Income (NNN) Gross Rent per SF / Yr Vacancy Effet. Commercial Retail Income Total Rental Income (EGI) Expenses: Administration Expense Advertising and Promotion Repairs & Maintenance Personnel Utilities Ad Valorem Taxes Insurance Management Fee CAM Recovery Ground Lease Payment Replacement Reserves Operating Expenses Operating cost per Unit Net Operating Income Debt Service: Interest Expense Principal Payment Total Debt Service DSCR DSCR (on Residential NOI Only) Net Cash Flow From Operations Cash Flow Summary Net Operating Income Debt Service Asset Management Fee Before Tax Cash Flow Available $9,884,087 $10,180,610 $10,486,028 $10,800,609 $2.43 $2.50 $2.58 $2.66 $10,367,282 $2.55 $487,916 $502,553 $517,630 $473,705 $602,536 $620,612 $639,230 $658,407 $(98,841) $(101,806) $(104,860) $(108,006) $(494,204) $(509,031) $(524,301) $(540,030) $810,000 $45.00 $(81,000) $729,000 $11,096,282 $103,793 $98,048 $114,900 $719,274 $202,224 $1,399,399 $114,900 $414,691 $(108,000) $- $95.750 $3,154,979 $8,238 $7,941,303 1.55 $3.366.707 $818,100 $826,281 $45.45 $45.90 $(81,810) $(82,628) $3.080.111 $- $98,623 $10,678,301 $10,998,650 $11,328,609 $11,668,468 $2.63 $2.70 $2.79 $2.87 $736,290 $743,653 $751,089 $11,414,591 $3,279,080 $8,562 TEN YEAR PRO FORMA $8,135,510 4 1.59 $3,376,864 $8,817 $8,365,439 1.64 5 $11,124,627 $2.74 $834,544 $842,889 $46.36 $46.83 $(83,454) $(84,289) $11,742,303 $12,079,699 $12,427,068 $533,159 $678,159 $(111,246) $(556,231) $3,477,575 $9,000 $8,602,124 1.69 $758,600 $106,907 $110,114 $113,417 $116,820 $120,325 $123,934 $100,989 $104,019 $107,140 $110,354 $113,665 $117,074 $118,347 $121,897 $125,554 $129,321 $133,201 $137,197 $740,852 $763,078 $785,970 $809,549 $833,836 $858,851 $208,291 $214,539 $220,976 $227,605 $234,433 $1,441,381 $1,484,622 $1,529,161 $1,575,036 $1,622,287 $118,347 $121,897 $125,554 $129,321 $133,201 $456,584 $469,692 $483,188 $497,083 $511,388 $(111,240) $(114,577) $(118,015) $(121,555) $(125,202) $- $. $- $. $101.581 $104,629 $107,767 $111,000 $3,688,133 $9,630 $3,581,301 $9,351 $8,845,767 1.74 $3.560.915 $3.790.843 $4.027.528 $4.271.171 303 $8,135,510 $8,365,439 $8,602,124 845,767 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $- $- $- $- 6 $11,458,366 $2.82 $3.274.318 $3.504.247 $3.740.932 $3.984.575 $851,318 $47.30 $859,831 $47.77 $(85,132) $(85,983) $766,186 $12,784,708 7 $549,153 $565,628 $582,597 $600,075 $618,077 $636,619 $698,504 $719,459 $741,043 $763,274 $786,172 $809,757 $(114,584) $(118,021) $(121,562) $(125,209) $(128,965) $(132,834) $(572,918) $(590,106) $(607,809) $(626,043) $(644,825) $(664,169) $12,018,522 $12,379,077 $12,750,450 $13,132,963 $13,526,952 $13,932,760 $2.95 $3.04 53.13 53.23 53.33 $9,096,575 $11,802,117 $12,156,181 $12,520,866 $12,896,492 $2.90 $2.99 $3.08 $3.17 1.79 $773,848 $13,152,925 $4.521.979 $9,354,761 $(3,353,179) $(3,298,215) $(3,240,778) $(3,180,756) $(3,118,033) $(3,052,488) $(2,983,993) $(2,912,416) $(2,837,618) $(2,759,454) $(2,677,772) $(1,221,417) $(1,276,381) $(1,333,818) $(1,393,840) $(1,456,563) $(1,522,108) $(1,590,603) $(1,662,180) $(1,736,978) $(1,815,142) $(1,896,823) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) 1.74 1.83 1.88 1.78 1.93 $868,430 $877,114 $885,885 $48.25 $48.73 $49.22 $(86,843) $(87,711) $(88,589) 1.85 $4.780.165 10 $127,652 $131,482 $135,426 $120,587 $124,204 $127,930 $141,313 $145,552 $149,918 $884,616 $911,155 $938,489 $241,466 $248,710 $256,171 $263,856 $1,670,956 $1,721,084 $1,772,717 $1,825,898 $137,197 $141,313 $145,552 $149,918 $526,117 $541,281 $556,895 $572,970 $(128,958) $(132,826) $(136,811) $(140,916) $- $- $- $. $114,331 $117.760 $121,293 $124,932 $3,798,164 $3,911,490 $9,917 $10,213 $9,620,546 $9,894,156 $10,175,824 $10,465,791 $781,587 $789,403 $797,297 $13,532,036 $13,922,366 $14,324,248 $14,738,030 2.10 1.90 $4,028,210 $4,148,424 $10,518 $10,831 SALE 11 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) 1.99 2.04 2.29 2.16 $4.235.382 $4.493.569 $4.759.354 $13,283,387 $3.27 1.96 $894,744 $49.71 $(89,474) 2.22 $5.032.964 $805,270 2.02 $139,489 $131,768 $154,416 $966,644 $271,772 $1,880,675 $154,416 $589,521 $(145,143) $- $128,680 $4,272,239 $11,155 $5.045.950 $5.319.560 $5.601.228 $5.891.195 2.08 $9,096 354,761 $9,620,546 $9,894,156 $10,175,824 $10,465,791 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $- $- $ $5.314.632 $5.604.599 Year Gross Revenues: Residential Rental Revenues Gross Rent per SF/Mo Garage/Carport/Storage Income Other Income Bad Debts Expense Vacancy Effective Residential Income Effective Rent per SF / Mo Commercial Retail Income (NNN) Gross Rent per SF / Yr Vacancy Effet. Commercial Retail Income Total Rental Income (EGI) Expenses: Administration Expense Advertising and Promotion Repairs & Maintenance Personnel Utilities Ad Valorem Taxes Insurance Management Fee CAM Recovery Ground Lease Payment Replacement Reserves Operating Expenses Operating cost per Unit Net Operating Income Debt Service: Interest Expense Principal Payment Total Debt Service DSCR DSCR (on Residential NOI Only) Net Cash Flow From Operations Cash Flow Summary Net Operating Income Debt Service Asset Management Fee Before Tax Cash Flow Available $9,884,087 $10,180,610 $10,486,028 $10,800,609 $2.43 $2.50 $2.58 $2.66 $10,367,282 $2.55 $487,916 $502,553 $517,630 $473,705 $602,536 $620,612 $639,230 $658,407 $(98,841) $(101,806) $(104,860) $(108,006) $(494,204) $(509,031) $(524,301) $(540,030) $810,000 $45.00 $(81,000) $729,000 $11,096,282 $103,793 $98,048 $114,900 $719,274 $202,224 $1,399,399 $114,900 $414,691 $(108,000) $- $95.750 $3,154,979 $8,238 $7,941,303 1.55 $3.366.707 $818,100 $826,281 $45.45 $45.90 $(81,810) $(82,628) $3.080.111 $- $98,623 $10,678,301 $10,998,650 $11,328,609 $11,668,468 $2.63 $2.70 $2.79 $2.87 $736,290 $743,653 $751,089 $11,414,591 $3,279,080 $8,562 TEN YEAR PRO FORMA $8,135,510 4 1.59 $3,376,864 $8,817 $8,365,439 1.64 5 $11,124,627 $2.74 $834,544 $842,889 $46.36 $46.83 $(83,454) $(84,289) $11,742,303 $12,079,699 $12,427,068 $533,159 $678,159 $(111,246) $(556,231) $3,477,575 $9,000 $8,602,124 1.69 $758,600 $106,907 $110,114 $113,417 $116,820 $120,325 $123,934 $100,989 $104,019 $107,140 $110,354 $113,665 $117,074 $118,347 $121,897 $125,554 $129,321 $133,201 $137,197 $740,852 $763,078 $785,970 $809,549 $833,836 $858,851 $208,291 $214,539 $220,976 $227,605 $234,433 $1,441,381 $1,484,622 $1,529,161 $1,575,036 $1,622,287 $118,347 $121,897 $125,554 $129,321 $133,201 $456,584 $469,692 $483,188 $497,083 $511,388 $(111,240) $(114,577) $(118,015) $(121,555) $(125,202) $- $. $- $. $101.581 $104,629 $107,767 $111,000 $3,688,133 $9,630 $3,581,301 $9,351 $8,845,767 1.74 $3.560.915 $3.790.843 $4.027.528 $4.271.171 303 $8,135,510 $8,365,439 $8,602,124 845,767 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $- $- $- $- 6 $11,458,366 $2.82 $3.274.318 $3.504.247 $3.740.932 $3.984.575 $851,318 $47.30 $859,831 $47.77 $(85,132) $(85,983) $766,186 $12,784,708 7 $549,153 $565,628 $582,597 $600,075 $618,077 $636,619 $698,504 $719,459 $741,043 $763,274 $786,172 $809,757 $(114,584) $(118,021) $(121,562) $(125,209) $(128,965) $(132,834) $(572,918) $(590,106) $(607,809) $(626,043) $(644,825) $(664,169) $12,018,522 $12,379,077 $12,750,450 $13,132,963 $13,526,952 $13,932,760 $2.95 $3.04 53.13 53.23 53.33 $9,096,575 $11,802,117 $12,156,181 $12,520,866 $12,896,492 $2.90 $2.99 $3.08 $3.17 1.79 $773,848 $13,152,925 $4.521.979 $9,354,761 $(3,353,179) $(3,298,215) $(3,240,778) $(3,180,756) $(3,118,033) $(3,052,488) $(2,983,993) $(2,912,416) $(2,837,618) $(2,759,454) $(2,677,772) $(1,221,417) $(1,276,381) $(1,333,818) $(1,393,840) $(1,456,563) $(1,522,108) $(1,590,603) $(1,662,180) $(1,736,978) $(1,815,142) $(1,896,823) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) 1.74 1.83 1.88 1.78 1.93 $868,430 $877,114 $885,885 $48.25 $48.73 $49.22 $(86,843) $(87,711) $(88,589) 1.85 $4.780.165 10 $127,652 $131,482 $135,426 $120,587 $124,204 $127,930 $141,313 $145,552 $149,918 $884,616 $911,155 $938,489 $241,466 $248,710 $256,171 $263,856 $1,670,956 $1,721,084 $1,772,717 $1,825,898 $137,197 $141,313 $145,552 $149,918 $526,117 $541,281 $556,895 $572,970 $(128,958) $(132,826) $(136,811) $(140,916) $- $- $- $. $114,331 $117.760 $121,293 $124,932 $3,798,164 $3,911,490 $9,917 $10,213 $9,620,546 $9,894,156 $10,175,824 $10,465,791 $781,587 $789,403 $797,297 $13,532,036 $13,922,366 $14,324,248 $14,738,030 2.10 1.90 $4,028,210 $4,148,424 $10,518 $10,831 SALE 11 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) 1.99 2.04 2.29 2.16 $4.235.382 $4.493.569 $4.759.354 $13,283,387 $3.27 1.96 $894,744 $49.71 $(89,474) 2.22 $5.032.964 $805,270 2.02 $139,489 $131,768 $154,416 $966,644 $271,772 $1,880,675 $154,416 $589,521 $(145,143) $- $128,680 $4,272,239 $11,155 $5.045.950 $5.319.560 $5.601.228 $5.891.195 2.08 $9,096 354,761 $9,620,546 $9,894,156 $10,175,824 $10,465,791 $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(4,574,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $(286,596) $- $- $ $5.314.632 $5.604.599
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