SAEE Income Approach and Capitalization Flashcards
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An appraiser is valuing a small retail strip center with an NOI of $180,000 and a market cap rate of 7.5%. What is the indicated value?
Answer: $2,400,000
$180,000 / 0.075 = $2,400,000.
Which of the following expenses is typically EXCLUDED from the calculation of Net Operating Income?
Answer: Mortgage debt service
Debt service (mortgage payments) is a financing cost excluded from NOI, which reflects operating performance only.
A property has a potential gross income of $200,000, a vacancy and collection loss of 5%, and operating expenses of $70,000. What is the NOI?
Answer: $120,000
EGI = $200,000 × 0.95 = $190,000; NOI = $190,000 − $70,000 = $120,000.
The equity dividend rate (cash-on-cash return) measures the relationship between:
Answer: Pre-tax cash flow and equity investment
The equity dividend rate equals before-tax cash flow divided by the equity investment.
In the band-of-investment method, the overall capitalization rate is derived from:
Answer: Weighted contributions of mortgage and equity components
Band of investment weights the mortgage constant by the loan-to-value ratio and the equity dividend rate by the equity ratio.
An appraiser adjusts the overall cap rate upward when compared to a market extraction. This adjustment most likely reflects:
Answer: Higher perceived risk for the subject property
A higher cap rate implies greater risk or lower desirability, which reduces value for a given NOI.
Which technique converts a single year's stabilized income into a value indication using a divisor?
Answer: Direct capitalization
Direct capitalization divides a single stabilized NOI by an overall capitalization rate to produce a value estimate.