Question: You buy a duplex apartment ( 2 - units ) for $ 4 0 0 , 0 0 0 You rent out each unit for

You buy a duplex apartment (2-units) for $400,000
You rent out each unit for $1,500/mo (12-month leases)
The costs each year to you are:
Real estate taxes $3,600
Insurance $1,000
Maintenance $1,500
Management $3,500
TASKS:
Vacancy is 5% of GPR In Yr 1
Parking Income is $500 in Yr 1
Other Income is $100 in Yr 1
What is Year 1 "NOI"?
Year 2 GPR is 3% higher than Yr 1.
Vacancy is 5% of GPR In Yr 2. Parking and Other don't change
Opex is 3% higher in Yr 2 vs. Yr 1.
What is Year 2 "NOI"?
Fill out all revenue and opex for Yrs 3 to 5.3% increases and no change to parking/other.
What is NOI in Years 3 to 5?
Capital Structure Calcs:
Purchase price is $400,000(this is Total Deal Costs)
Bank loan is 80% of purchase price
What is the amount of equity required?
Debt Service Calcs:
See sheet labelled Main Loan -1. Enter loan amount
Interest rate is 4%. Amortization schedule is based on 25 yrs.
What is the yearly (12-monthly pmts) debt service (P+I)?
The bank requires you to "reserve" $500/unit/year for rainy days ahead
Key Metrics Calcs:
IRR and MOIC (Equity Multiple)
Left to Do: Assume the market cap rate of similar assets is 6.5% in Year 5.
Divide Year 5 NOI by 6.5% to establish estimated value.
Determine the outstanding loan amount, after 60 months using the Loan Table
Subtract the loan amount from the estimated market value. "Sale Proceeds"
Add purple Year 5 Net Cash Flow to the "Sale Proceeds"
Calculate Yr 0 thru Yr 5 IRR, levered, using the Initial Equity Amount in Yr 0 as a negative number.
Calculate MOIC (multiple on invested capital "Equity Multiple"), by adding Y1 to Yr 5 total NCF and divide it by the Initial Equity in Yr 0(change sign from neg to pos)

Step by Step Solution

There are 3 Steps involved in it

1 Expert Approved Answer
Step: 1 Unlock blur-text-image
Question Has Been Solved by an Expert!

Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts

Step: 2 Unlock
Step: 3 Unlock

Students Have Also Explored These Related Finance Questions!