Chapter 20 - Commercial and Investment Property 2 Flashcards
Before Tax Cash Flow
Gross amount of income available before taxes.
Capitalization Rate
Amount of return an investor expects on their investment (%).
Cash Flow
Measurement of income and expense items associated with operating the property, used by investors to objectively evaluate a property.
Income (rent and miscellaneous) = Effective Gross Income (EGI) - Expenses = Net Operating Income (NOI) - Annual Debt (Principal and Interest) = Cash Flow
Cash-on-Cash Return
Ratio of income generated by property to the cash investment - Cash flow / purchase costs = cash on cash return.
Debt Service
Amount of money required to pay interest and principal on long-term debt.
Effective Gross Income
Income brought in by property - rents as well as miscellaneous income (laundry, parking, storage, antennas, etc)
Fixed Expenses
Occur on regular basis with regular payment amounts - property insurance payments, service contracts, not tied to level of occupancy
Variable Expenses
Expenses that vary based on occupancy levels. Necessary to maintain income stream of property and provide services to tenants - utilities, maintenance, etc.
Gross Income
Total income received before expenses are paid out.
Leverage
Effect that borrowed funds have on investment returns. Positive leverage = borrowed funds are invested at a higher rate of return than cost of funds so borrower makes profit on borrowed funds. Negative leverage = borrowed funds are invested at lower rate of return so there’s a loss on the borrowed funds.
Liquidity
Ability to turn asset into cash quickly without losing principal
Market Value
What a property can be expected to earn in the current market - relative to time and place
Net Operating Income
EGI minus operating expenses. Anything from maintenance and utilities to property management costs, reserve, advertising.
Operating Statement
Used by property owners to illustrated revenues generated and expenses for given period to evaluate property’s performance.
Pro Forma
Hypothetical projection of income and expenses for first full year of ownership. Prepared from previous owner’s operating statement with adjustments for new ownership.