Chapter 17 Commercial And Investment Real Estate Flashcards
What is Investment?
The outlay of money for income or profit.
What are some objectives of investment property ownership?
- a hedge against an inflationary economic trend
- for the tax savings generated by passive losses or depreciation deductions for income properties
- as a long term low risk investment
What is the rate of return?
Net operating income to the investment.
What is Time Value of money?
A process that calculates the value of an asset in the past,present, or future. It is based on the idea that the original investment or principal increases in value over a certain time.
Is real estate liquid?
No, and it cannot be transferred.
What is Leverage?
The use of borrowed funds.
Retail centers differ in size and fall into several categories what are they?
- Strip mall centers
- Neighborhood centers
- Outlet centers
- shopping malls
- specialty centers
- Regional malls
Explain strip mall centers?
Typically 8,000-30,000 square feet
May be anchored by convenience store
May include a doctors office, beauty parlor, restaurant or cleaners
Explain Neighborhood centers ?
30,000 to 100,000 square feet and are anchored by supermarket
Explain Outlet centers ?
100,000- 300,000 square feet or more my be anchored by one or two large discount department stores
Explain Specialty centers ?
Typicality tourist attractions such as board walks and attracts business from outside the immediate community
Explain Regional malls?
May contain large anchor tenants such as Walmart , super market , clothing and furniture stores.
What is a commonly used long term lease for commercial property?
A Ground lease.
What is a Ground Lease?
A type of long term lease commonly used for commercial property of unimproved land usually for construction purposes.
What is gross income ?
Income received without deducting expenses.
Before deducting operating expenses what is deducted?
Losses from vacancies and credit losses are deducted from potential income (gross schedule rental income).
What are mortgage principal and interest payments called?
Debt service
What is a Pro Forma Statement?
Estimate
The Pro Forma Statement is adjusted to what?
Reflect a potential change in income and expense based on the investors knowledge of real estate market.