Question: Table 1: Operational Net Cash Flow Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year

Table 1: Operational Net Cash Flow
Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Year 7 Year 8 Year 9 Year 10
Initial Cash Outlay Note ($468,000.00)
Potential Revenue a $30,879.00 $36,437.22 $42,995.92 $50,735.19 $59,867.52 $70,643.67 $83,359.53 $98,364.25 $116,069.81 $136,962.38
Less Vacancy or Turnover b ($1,852.74) ($2,186.23) ($2,579.76) ($3,044.11) ($3,592.05) ($4,238.62) ($5,001.57) ($5,901.85) ($6,964.19) ($8,217.74)
Less Management Fee c ($2,470.32) ($2,914.98) ($3,439.67) ($4,058.81) ($4,789.40) ($5,651.49) ($6,668.76) ($7,869.14) ($9,285.59) ($10,956.99)
Less Property Tax d
= Net Revenue e=a-b-c-d $26,555.94 $31,336.01 $36,976.49 $43,632.26 $51,486.07 $60,753.56 $71,689.20 $84,593.25 $99,820.04 $117,787.65
Less Depreciation f=d-e ($15,000.00) ($14,500.00) ($14,016.67) ($13,549.44) ($13,097.80) ($12,661.20) ($12,239.16) ($11,831.19) ($11,436.82) ($11,055.59)
= Income from Operations g $11,555.94 $16,836.01 $22,959.82 $30,082.81 $38,388.27 $48,092.35 $59,450.04 $72,762.06 $88,383.22 $106,732.06
Less Interest Expense on Loan h ($9,570.00) ($9,170.60) ($8,745.72) ($8,293.73) ($7,812.91) ($7,301.41) ($6,757.28) ($6,178.43) ($5,562.64) ($4,907.58)
= Taxable Income i=g-h $1,985.94 $7,665.41 $14,214.10 $21,789.08 $30,575.36 $40,790.94 $52,692.76 $66,583.64 $82,820.58 $101,824.48
Less Income taxes j ($238.31) ($919.85) ($1,705.69) ($2,614.69) ($3,669.04) ($4,894.91) ($6,323.13) ($7,990.04) ($9,938.47) ($12,218.94)
= Net Income k=i-j $1,747.63 $6,745.56 $12,508.41 $19,174.39 $26,906.32 $35,896.03 $46,369.63 $58,593.60 $72,882.11 $89,605.54
Less Principal Payments l ($6,260.16) ($6,659.56) ($7,084.44) ($7,536.43) ($8,017.25) ($8,528.75) ($9,072.89) ($9,651.74) ($10,267.52) ($10,922.59)
Add back Depreciation f $15,000.00 $14,500.00 $14,016.67 $13,549.44 $13,097.80 $12,661.20 $12,239.16 $11,831.19 $11,436.82 $11,055.59
Terminal Value t $4,263,053.68
= Net Cash Flow from Project m=k-l+f+t ($468,000.00) $10,487.47 $14,586.00 $19,440.64 $25,187.41 $31,986.86 $40,028.48 $49,535.90 $60,773.06 $74,051.41 $4,352,792.23
Discount 1.0000 0.8333 0.6944 0.5787 0.4823 0.4019 0.3349 0.2791 0.2326 0.1938 0.1615
Discounted Cash Flow ($468,000.00) $8,739.55 $10,129.17 $11,250.37 $12,146.71 $12,854.80 $13,405.46 $13,824.56 $14,133.87 $14,351.66 $703,000.25
Accumulative Discounted Cash Flow ($468,000.00) ($459,260.45) ($449,131.28) ($437,880.91) ($425,734.21) ($412,879.40) ($399,473.95) ($385,649.38) ($371,515.51) ($357,163.86) $345,836.39
Net Present Value or NPV $345,836.39 =NPV(Rate_RR,E18:N18)+D18
IRR 27.39% =IRR(D18:N18)
MIRR 26.27% =MIRR(D18:N18,Rate_RR,Rate_ReInvt)
EVA=MIRR - Rate_RR 6.27% =D26-Rate_RR
Discounted Payback Period 8.1 years =INTERCEPT(D2:N2,D22:N22)
Table 2: Terminal Cash Flow
Sales Value (Year 10 perpetual value) a (see Table 3) $5,248,989.99 =Table3!D16/Rate_Cap
Original Loan b $150,000.00
Less Principal Payments c ($84,001.32)
= Outstanding Loan Balance d=b-c $65,998.68
= Cash After Loan Payoff e=a-d $5,182,991.31
Basis & Taxable Gains (or Loss)
Cost Basis f $468,000.00
Less Accumulated Depreciation g ($129,387.87)
Taxable Gain (or Loss) h=e-(f-g) $4,844,379.18
Tax Rate on Long Term Capital Gain i 12.0%
Less Taxes on Gain (or Loss) j=h*i ($581,325.50)
= Net Cash Flow from Sales k=h-j $4,263,053.68

Table 3: Year 10 Operational Net Cash Flow
Potential Revenue a $136,962.38 This value came from Table1, 10th Year potential revenue
Less Vacancy or Turnover b ($8,217.74)
Less Management Fee c ($10,956.99)
Less Property Tax d
= Net Revenue e=a-b-c-d $117,787.65
Less Depreciation f=d-e ($11,055.59)
= Income from Operations f=d-e $106,732.06
Less Interest Expense on Loan g=0 (none)
= Taxable Income h=f-g $106,732.06
Less Income taxes i ($12,807.85)
= Net Income j=h-i $93,924.21
Less Principal Payments k=0 (none)
Add Back Depreciation e $11,055.59
= Net Cash Flow from Project l=j-k+e $104,979.80 Adjusted net cash flowis to calculatePerpetual Value in Table2, D3

Please provide in depth explanation for each table need proper reason and explanation of each point

for this question, please do not simply summarize what I can already see... I'm looking for your interpretation of the results (ie- any standout figures? Is this a good investment? Is the level of debt adequate? overall thoughts about the numbers)

  1. Table 1- Operational Net Cash Flow
  2. Table 2- Terminal Cash Flow
  3. Table 3- Year 10 Operational Net Cash Flow

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