Investment Analysis Flashcards

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Balance sheet

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A balance sheet shows the company’s financial position at a stated moment in time

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Current ratio

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the measure of the business’s ability to meet short-term obligations and is calculated by dividing the business’s current assets by its current liabilities

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Tax Shelter

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an investment that shields income from payment of income taxes.

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Net Present Value

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the present value of future cash flows (at a discount rate) minus the investor’s down payment

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Internal Rate of Return

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the discount rate at which present values of future cash flows equal the down payment

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Quick Ratio Formula

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Current Assets (minus inventory)
———————————————-
Current Liabilities

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What are appraisals?

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Opinions of value based on comparable properties

Appraisals are essential for determining the market value of real estate.

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Define assemblage in real estate.

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The combining of two or more adjacent properties

This process can increase the overall value of the combined properties.

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What are Automated Valuation Models (AVMs)?

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Data analyses that compile comparable data using a computer database of closed sales

AVMs use mathematical modeling to value properties.

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What does ‘cost’ refer to in real estate?

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The amount to produce or acquire something

Cost is a fundamental concept in determining property value.

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What is the cost approach in property valuation?

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Estimates value by taking cost minus depreciation plus site value

Based on the theory that a knowledgeable purchaser will pay no more than the cost of acquiring a similar site.

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What is curable depreciation?

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When a building component has been added or repaired and the owners can recoup their investment

This type of depreciation can often be fixed through renovations.

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Define depreciation in the context of real estate.

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Loss in value caused by wear and tear, poor design, or surroundings

It reflects the decrease in property value over time.

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What is economic life or useful life?

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The total estimated time in years that an improvement will contribute to property value

Understanding useful life helps in making investment decisions.

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What is an indicator of a structure’s condition and utility?

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Effective age

This term indicates how old a property is in terms of its physical state.

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What does the Gross Income Multiplier (GIM) represent?

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The ratio between a property’s gross annual income and its selling price

GIM can include income from sources other than rental income.

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How is Gross Living Area (GLA) calculated?

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By taking the exterior dimensions of a house and subtracting the garage square footage and any other non-heated square footage

This is relevant for broker candidates only.

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What is the Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)?

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The ratio between a property’s gross monthly rental income and its selling price.

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Define Highest and Best Use.

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The most profitable legal way that a property can be used.

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What does the Income Approach estimate?

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The market value based on the present worth of future income from the subject property.

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What is Incurable Depreciation?

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Occurs when a building component has been added or repaired but the owners cannot recapture the added value.

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What is Investment Value?

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The value of a property to a particular investor based on the investor’s desired rate of return and risk tolerance.

23
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How is Market Value defined?

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The most probable price a property should bring in a competitive and open market.

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What is Net Operating Income (NOI)?

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The income remaining after subtracting all relevant operating expenses from Effective Gross Income (EGL).

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What does Overimprovement refer to?

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When an owner invests more money in a structure than can be reasonably expected to be recaptured.

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Define Plottage.

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The added value resulting from assembling two or more properties into one large parcel.

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What is Potential Gross Income (PGI)?

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Total annual income a property would produce if fully rented with no collection losses.

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Fill in the blank: The amount paid for something is referred to as _______.

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Price

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What does the Principle of Substitution state?

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A prudent buyer will pay no more for a property than the cost of acquiring an equally desirable substitute property.

30
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What is the principle of Progression?

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The value of an inferior property is enhanced by its association with superior properties of the same type.

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What is the purpose of appraisals?

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To determine the problem to be solved and the type of value to be estimated

This is relevant for broker candidates only.

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What is Reconciliation in the context of appraisals?

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A process of weighted averaging used in the sales comparison approach to estimate value.

33
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Do you have to have a license permit for a property to be used as an STR in the state of Florida

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Yes, the property will need a resort dwelling / resort condominium license, which must be renewed annually - cost for 2025 is $170

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If you sell a short term rental in the state of Florida does the license transfer with the sale of the property?

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No - Flórida law does not let the DBPR transfer a license - new owners must apply for a new license