Real Estate Finance terms Flashcards

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What is a pro forma?

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A presentation of financial projections, typically of expected future results.

Based on assumptions + actions to be taken

Represents estimate of:
- future income
-cash flow
- selling price
if certain assumptions are achieved

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What is an operation pro-froma?

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Looks at the anticipated year-to-year results from ongoing operation of the rental property

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What does a resale pro forma look at?

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Examines the expected one-time gain + cash proceeds from the disposition of the property.

Valuable bc allows you to constantly refresh assumptions to make decisions based on up-to-date and available information

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What is equity?

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The market value of a real property, minus any debt.

Financial interest that an owner(s) has/have in a piece of real estate

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What is mortgage?

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A debt, secured by the collateral of specified real estate that the borrower is expected to pay back with a predetermined set of payments.

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What is vacancy allowance?

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Estimate of amount of potential income that will be LOST due to vacancy

Usually expressed as percentage of PGI (potential gross income)

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What is potential gross income (PGI)

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Total annual rent value of all units in the property.

Includes actual rent generated by occupied units + potential rent from vacant units

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What is effective gross income (EGI)?

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PGI - Vacancy allowance + any additional revenue (e.g. laundry, parking etc)

In short= amount you collect

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What are operating expenses?

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Costs to run + maintain the facility

(General and administrative, insurance, utilities, property taxes etc)

Loan payments, depreciation, capital expenditures NOT examples of operating expenses

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What is the management fee?

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Cost of hiring a third-party property manager

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What are replacement reserves?

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A reserve many MORTGAGE LENDERS require to be set aside, held in escrow for capital expenditures.

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What is net operating income?

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EGI - operating expenses

What is left of your total potential INCOME after all vacancy and expense items have been subtracted

Mortgage payments and capital expenditures have no impact on NOI

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13
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3 methods to estimate a project’s valuation:

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  1. Sales comparison
    Use comparable properties to estimate value based on qualities
  • Don’t want to pay more than what other similar properties have recently sold for
  1. Cost approach- what does it cost you to build it?
  2. Income capitalization:
    Estimate value based on calculated NOI from stable cash flow

Value = (Annual net operating income)/ Cap rate

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Definitions combined

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Potential gross income: less vacancy and credit loss

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What is credit loss?

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Accounts for UNCOLLECTED RENT.

Usually expressed as % of PGI

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What does escalation account for?

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Inflation that affects rental revenue + expenses