Chapter 10: Property Flashcards

1
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Explain the cashflow from property

A

Initial cash outflow
- Purchase price and transaction cost

Income

  • Rental income, which step increases over time
  • Real return
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2
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What factors affect how prime property is

CAL ST(REET)

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C- Comparability (makes it easier to value)
A - Age and condition
L - Location
L - Lease structure 
S - Size (physical and monetary value)
T - Tenant quality
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3
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What are the characteristics of property?

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S - Security

  • Depends on the quality of tenant
  • Risk of voids
  • Risk of obsolescent (big expense)
  • Government intervention (rent or planning controls)

Y - Yield
* Running yield = Net income / gross purchase price

S - Spread

  • Volatile over longer-term
  • Infrequent valuation reduces short-term volatility
  • Cyclical, related to the economic situation

T - Term
* Long term investment

E - Expenses
* High management and maintance cost

E - Exchange rate
* Currency risk

M - Marketability

  • Unmarektabiity
  • High dealing cost
  • Large in size and indivisible
  • Each property is different, making it difficult to value
  • Indivisible
  • Each valuation will give a different value

T - Tax
* Tax on income, and also on capital gains

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4
Q

What is the advantage and disadvantage of indirect property investment?

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+ Diversification

- Less control of the management of property

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5
Q

How can investors indirectly invest in companies?

A
  • Pooled property fund
  • closed or open-ended
  • Property company shares
  • shares are usually available at a discount to net asset value
  • can invest in very large properties and property development
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