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1- If you were buying a large apartment (multi-family) complex, which of the following risks would you be least concerned about? Ch13

		Regulatory (legislative) risk
		Inflation risk
		Business and general economic risk
		Management risk

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Standard deviation is a tool that can be used in conjunction with a real estate proforma analysis. The results provide information on: Ch13

		How much your specific investment varies from a "standard" real estate investment
		Where you might be in the standard business cycle for this sector of real estate
		The variability of expected returns under a probability-weighted sensitivity or scenario analysis
		The standard amount your returns would be impacted by any given variable change

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The purpose of "partitioning the IRR" is best described as: Ch13

		Determining how dependent your analysis model is on your "going-out" assumptions versus your operating assumptions
		To determine the parts that make up your required return including the risk free portion, and premiums for inflation, leverage, and other real estate related risks.
		Acknowledging the difference between Internal Rate of Return and Required Rate of Return
		To split out the risk of a project by variables used in a model through the application of a sensitivity analysis.

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You are considering buying one of two reasonably leveraged real estate investments. Investment A shows a 10% IRR. Investment B, with slightly higher leverage, shows a 13% IRR. Which do you buy? Ch 13

		Buy investment B since it has higher returns
		Buy investment A since it has lower risk
		Buy investment B as it has substantially higher returns with only slightly higher leverage
		There is not enough information in the question to make an informed decision

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1. Which of the following risks is likely to be the most significant when considering an existing commercial income property: Ch13

   		Lease rollover risk
   		Inflation risk
   		Interest rate risk
   		Management risk