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Traditional Measures of Investment Worth. Ratio Analysis Why is it important to ensure that properties are similar before relying too heavily on ratio.

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Presentation on theme: "Traditional Measures of Investment Worth. Ratio Analysis Why is it important to ensure that properties are similar before relying too heavily on ratio."— Presentation transcript:

1 Traditional Measures of Investment Worth

2 Ratio Analysis Why is it important to ensure that properties are similar before relying too heavily on ratio analysis?

3 Income Multipliers Gross Income Multipliers GIM = Market Value / Effective Gross Income NIM = Market Value / Net Operating Income Gross Income Multipliers GIM = Market Value / Effective Gross Income NIM = Market Value / Net Operating Income

4 Financial Ratios Operating Ratio Operating Ratio = OE / EGI Break-Even Ratio Break-Even = (OE + DS) / EGI Debt-Coverage Ratio DCR = NOI / DS Operating Ratio Operating Ratio = OE / EGI Break-Even Ratio Break-Even = (OE + DS) / EGI Debt-Coverage Ratio DCR = NOI / DS

5 Traditional Profitability Ratios Overall Capitalization Rate Cap Rate = NOI / Market Value AKA the free-and-clear rate of return Equity Dividend Rate Equity Div. Rate = BTCF / Cash Investment Cash-on-Cash Return Cash-on-Cash = ATCF / Cash Investment Overall Capitalization Rate Cap Rate = NOI / Market Value AKA the free-and-clear rate of return Equity Dividend Rate Equity Div. Rate = BTCF / Cash Investment Cash-on-Cash Return Cash-on-Cash = ATCF / Cash Investment

6 Broker’s Rate of Return A more optimistic way of looking at things. = (ATCF + Equity Buildup) / Cash Investment Payback Period Payback = Cash Investment / Annual CF Advantages and disadvantages? Broker’s Rate of Return A more optimistic way of looking at things. = (ATCF + Equity Buildup) / Cash Investment Payback Period Payback = Cash Investment / Annual CF Advantages and disadvantages?


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