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A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment!
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A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties.
It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?!
A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
- published: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 14704
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
- published: 13 Mar 2009
- views: 51319
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
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- published: 01 May 2017
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The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 2187
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
- published: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 4347
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
- published: 31 Aug 2015
- views: 3646
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One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV.
Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video.
I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property.
Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income".
Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value
Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value
Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential.
When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing.
Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest.
Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for!
First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest.
We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%.
We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage.
Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know.
Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate
http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000
- published: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 45263
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers…
Want to know more about the latest deals? Subscribe to our Newsletter: http://goo.gl/41tmRK
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Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments?
Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky?
Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs?
Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to?
If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge.
If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story)
- published: 25 Sep 2013
- views: 157987
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
- published: 26 May 2015
- views: 1753
Capitalization rate
Capitalization rate (or “Cap Rate”) is a real estate valuation measure used to compare different real estate investments. Although there are many variations, a cap rate is often calculated as the ratio between the net operating income produced by an asset and the original capital cost (the price paid to buy the asset) or alternatively its current market value.
Basic formula
The rate is calculated in a simple fashion as follows:
Explanatory Examples
For example, if a building is purchased for $1,000,000 sale price and it produces $100,000 in positive net operating income (the amount left over after fixed costs and variable costs is subtracted from gross lease income) during one year, then:
The asset's capitalization rate is ten percent; one-tenth of the building's cost is paid by the year's net proceeds.
If the owner bought the building twenty years ago for $200,000, his cap rate is
However, the investor must take into account the opportunity cost of keeping his money tied up in this investment. By keeping this building, he is losing the opportunity of investing $1,000,000 (by selling the building at its market value and investing the proceeds). As shown above, if a building worth a million dollars brings in a net of one hundred thousand dollars a year, then the cap rate is ten percent. The current value of the investment, not the actual initial investment, should be used in the cap rate calculation. Thus, for the owner of the building who bought it twenty years ago for $200,000, the real cap rate is ten percent, not fifty percent, and he has a million dollars invested, not two hundred thousand.
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Real estate
Real estate is "property consisting of land and the buildings on it, along with its natural resources such as crops, minerals, or water; immovable property of this nature; an interest vested in this (also) an item of real property; (more generally) buildings or housing in general. Also: the business of real estate; the profession of buying, selling, or renting land, buildings or housing."
It is a legal term used in jurisdictions such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, India, Australia, and New Zealand.
Residential real estate
Residential real estate is a type of property, containing either a single family or multifamily structure, that is available for occupation for non-business purposes.
Residences can be classified by, if, and how they are connected to neighbouring residences and land. Different types of housing tenure can be used for the same physical type. For example, connected residents might be owned by a single entity and leased out, or owned separately with an agreement covering the relationship between units and common areas and concerns.
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With an estimated population of nearly 8.5 million in 2014, New York City is the most populous city in the United States and the premier gateway for legal immigration to the United States. The New York City Metropolitan Area is one of the most populous urban agglomerations in the world. New York City is a global city, exerting a significant impact upon commerce, finance, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and entertainment, its fast pace defining the term New York minute. The home of the United Nations Headquarters, New York City is an important center for international diplomacy and has been described as the cultural and financial capital of the world, as well as the world's most economically powerful city. New York City makes up over 40% of the population of New York State. Two-thirds of the state's population lives in the New York City Metropolitan Area, and nearly 40% live on Long Island. Both the state and New York City were named for the 17th century Duke of York, future King James II of England. The next four most populous cities in the state are Buffalo, Rochester, Yonkers, and Syracuse, while the state capital is Albany.
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5:57Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & PriceCommercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc. If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment! http://relevantproperties.com -
10:02Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This NumberCap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties. It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?! A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how. -
5:40What Is Cap Rate?
What Is Cap Rate?What Is Cap Rate?
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com -
55:37Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate, be sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST. To Learn more about growing your finances, get your FREE Millionaire Booklet here: http://millionairebooklet.com/free ---- ►Where to follow and listen to Uncle G: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grantcardone Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/grantcardonefan SnapChat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/grantcardone. Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrantCardone Website: http://www.grantcardonetv.com Products: http://www.grantcardone.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantcardone/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cardone-zone/id825614458 ---- Thank you for watching this video—Please Share it. I like to read comments so please leave a comment and… ► Subscribe to My Channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/GrantCardone?sub_confirmation=1 -- Grant Cardone is a New York Times bestselling author, the #1 sales trainer in the world, and an internationally renowned speaker on leadership, real estate investing, entrepreneurship, social media, and finance. His 5 privately held companies have annual revenues exceeding $100 million. Forbes named Mr. Cardone #1 of the "25 Marketing Influencers to Watch in 2017". Grant’s straight-shooting viewpoints on the economy, the middle class, and business have made him a valuable resource for media seeking commentary and insights on real topics that matter. He regularly appears on Fox News, Fox Business, CNBC, and MSNBC, and writes for Forbes, Success Magazine, Business Insider, Entrepreneur.com, and the Huffington Post. He urges his followers and clients to make success their duty, responsibility, and obligation. He currently resides in South Florida with his wife and two daughters. -
1:57Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
Cap Rate Explained - Allden InvestmentsCap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/ The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value. -
1:59Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, IncCap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org -
12:08What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096 Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property. -
8:08Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment TipsReal Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
For an experienced SF Bay Area real estate agent visit http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com Like me on Facebook: http://fb.com/iLiveInTheBayArea Thumbs up, favorite, share, subscribe and make a comment! One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV. Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video. I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property. Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income". Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential. When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing. Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest. Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for! First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest. We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%. We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage. Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know. Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000 -
9:49How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental PropertyHow to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase. Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers… Want to know more about the latest deals? Subscribe to our Newsletter: http://goo.gl/41tmRK ----- Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments? Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky? Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs? Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to? If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge. If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story) -
3:20What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
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Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc. If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment! http://relevantproperties.com
published: 05 Jul 2012 -
Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties. It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?! A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
published: 17 Aug 2013 -
What Is Cap Rate?
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
published: 13 Mar 2009 -
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate,...
published: 01 May 2017 -
Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/ The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
published: 02 Jun 2016 -
Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
published: 29 Jul 2014 -
What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096 Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
published: 31 Aug 2015 -
Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
For an experienced SF Bay Area real estate agent visit http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com Like me on Facebook: http://fb.com/iLiveInTheBayArea Thumbs up, favorite, share, subscribe and make a comment! One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV. Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video. I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two par...
published: 19 Feb 2013 -
How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase. Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,0...
published: 25 Sep 2013 -
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
published: 26 May 2015
Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 05 Jul 2012
- views: 51066
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have...
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment!
http://relevantproperties.com
https://wn.com/Commercial_Real_Estate_Noi,_Cap_Rate,_Price
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment!
http://relevantproperties.com
- published: 05 Jul 2012
- views: 51066
Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
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- Duration: 10:02
- Updated: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 14704
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring prop...
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties.
It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?!
A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
https://wn.com/Cap_Rate_Don't_Finance_Real_Estate_Before_You_Know_This_Number
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties.
It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?!
A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
- published: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 14704
What Is Cap Rate?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:40
- Updated: 13 Mar 2009
- views: 51319
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but...
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
https://wn.com/What_Is_Cap_Rate
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
- published: 13 Mar 2009
- views: 51319
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 55:37
- Updated: 01 May 2017
- views: 4291
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’...
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
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Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
For more on real estate, be sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.
To Learn more about growing your finances, get your FREE Millionaire Booklet here: http://millionairebooklet.com/free
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- published: 01 May 2017
- views: 4291
Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
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- Duration: 1:57
- Updated: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 2187
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/
The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/
The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
https://wn.com/Cap_Rate_Explained_Allden_Investments
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/
The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
- published: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 2187
Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 4347
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estat...
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
https://wn.com/Cap_Rate_Vs._Cash_On_Cash_Return_|_Real_Estate_School_Of_New_York,_Inc
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
- published: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 4347
What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
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- Duration: 12:08
- Updated: 31 Aug 2015
- views: 3646
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel u...
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
https://wn.com/What_Are_Cap_Rates_And_How_Are_They_Calculated_Askbp_096
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
- published: 31 Aug 2015
- views: 3646
Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:08
- Updated: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 45263
For an experienced SF Bay Area real estate agent visit http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com
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One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV.
Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video.
I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property.
Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income".
Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value
Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value
Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential.
When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing.
Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest.
Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for!
First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest.
We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%.
We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage.
Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know.
Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate
http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000
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One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV.
Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video.
I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property.
Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income".
Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value
Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value
Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential.
When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing.
Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest.
Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for!
First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest.
We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%.
We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage.
Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know.
Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate
http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000
- published: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 45263
How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
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- Duration: 9:49
- Updated: 25 Sep 2013
- views: 157987
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to ...
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers…
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Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments?
Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky?
Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs?
Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to?
If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge.
If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story)
https://wn.com/How_To_Calculate_Numbers_On_A_Rental_Property
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers…
Want to know more about the latest deals? Subscribe to our Newsletter: http://goo.gl/41tmRK
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Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments?
Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky?
Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs?
Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to?
If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge.
If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story)
- published: 25 Sep 2013
- views: 157987
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 26 May 2015
- views: 1753
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap r...
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
https://wn.com/What_Is_A_Good_Cap_Rate_For_A_Buyer
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
- published: 26 May 2015
- views: 1753
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Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc. If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment! http://relevantproperties.com
published: 05 Jul 2012 -
Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties. It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?! A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
published: 17 Aug 2013 -
What Is Cap Rate?
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
published: 13 Mar 2009 -
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate,...
published: 01 May 2017 -
Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
http://www.alldeninvestments.com/ The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
published: 02 Jun 2016 -
Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
published: 29 Jul 2014 -
What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096 Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
published: 31 Aug 2015 -
Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
For an experienced SF Bay Area real estate agent visit http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com Like me on Facebook: http://fb.com/iLiveInTheBayArea Thumbs up, favorite, share, subscribe and make a comment! One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV. Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video. I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two par...
published: 19 Feb 2013 -
How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase. Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,0...
published: 25 Sep 2013 -
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
published: 26 May 2015
Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
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- Duration: 5:57
- Updated: 05 Jul 2012
- views: 51066
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have...
A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment!
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A quick description of Net Operating Income, Capitalization Rate, and Price - What they are, how they interact with each other, how to use them, etc.
If I have made any mistakes, or omitted what seems like important relevant info then please message me or leave a comment!
http://relevantproperties.com
- published: 05 Jul 2012
- views: 51066
Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
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- Duration: 10:02
- Updated: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 14704
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring prop...
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties.
It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?!
A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
https://wn.com/Cap_Rate_Don't_Finance_Real_Estate_Before_You_Know_This_Number
A Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) is a real estate measure I use often to both compare possible deals to buy and to also set goals for myself when acquiring properties.
It's important to understand this concept before you finance real estate because leverage and financing can often mask the most important point - IS THIS A GOOD DEAL?!
A Cap Rate will help you answer that question, and this video will show you how.
- published: 17 Aug 2013
- views: 14704
What Is Cap Rate?
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- Duration: 5:40
- Updated: 13 Mar 2009
- views: 51319
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but...
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
https://wn.com/What_Is_Cap_Rate
If you are a real estate investor just getting started, you have probably heard of cap rate, and maybe even read the formula for cap rate or the definition, but do you really understand what it is? This video explains the definition of cap rate as well as how to use cap rates strategically when you are thinking about buying, selling, or estimated the value of commercial real estate. http://www.TheRealWealthBlog.com
- published: 13 Mar 2009
- views: 51319
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
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- Duration: 55:37
- Updated: 01 May 2017
- views: 4291
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’...
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
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Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
For more on real estate, be sure to subscribe to the Real Estate Show every Monday at noon EST.
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- published: 01 May 2017
- views: 4291
Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
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- Duration: 1:57
- Updated: 02 Jun 2016
- views: 2187
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The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
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The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
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The capitalization rate, often just called the cap rate, is the ratio of Net Operating Income (NOI) to property asset value.
- published: 02 Jun 2016
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Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 29 Jul 2014
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Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estat...
Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
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Real Estate School of New York, Inc, RESNY, illustrates the difference between capitalization rate of income vs cash on cash return. More on learning real estate agent sales topics by enrolling in our classes here http://www.resny.org
- published: 29 Jul 2014
- views: 4347
What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
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- Duration: 12:08
- Updated: 31 Aug 2015
- views: 3646
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel u...
http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
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http://www.biggerpockets.com/askbp096
Capitalization rates are an important tool that investors use to value income property, but many new investors can feel uncomfortable with the complexities associated with calculating them. In this episode of the #AskBP Podcast, Scott Trench delves into what cap rates are, how they can be calculated, and how to use them in evaluating income property.
- published: 31 Aug 2015
- views: 3646
Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
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- Duration: 8:08
- Updated: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 45263
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One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV.
Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video.
I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property.
Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income".
Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value
Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value
Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential.
When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing.
Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest.
Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for!
First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest.
We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%.
We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage.
Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know.
Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate
http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000
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One thing that's commonly asked of me from non-commercial agents and investors alike is what all the different terms mean. Net Operating income (NOI), Cap rate, Cash on Cash, Internal Rate of Return (or IRR) and Net Present Value, or NPV.
Knowing these terms and how to calculate them is essential to anyone who invests in real estate. This is especially true for new investors. If you're learning or if you're a bit unfamiliar with where to start, be sure to watch me "How to Start Investing" video.
I'm going to explain each one of these the same way I explain it to my clients in my two part video. In this video we'll discuss Net Operating Income, Cap Rate and cash on cash. In my "Investing Terms Part 2" video we'll tie in the internal rate of return and net present value. To start off, let's take a look at a make believe commercial investment property.
Here we have a property listed at about $2M. To keep numbers simple, let's say after all expenses, but NOT including the mortgage principle and interest, it nets $150k/year. Now this $150k is called the "Net operating income".
Net Operating income, or NOI for short, is what you make after accounting for taxes, insurance, vacancy & credit loss, repairs, management (if any), utilities and other miscellaneous costs. Again, this is NOT including a mortgage principle and interest. Now we simply plug it into a formula that I always remember as "IRV". Income over Rate equals Value
Income is the NOI we just discussed, which in this case is $150k/year, rate is the Cap Rate, and Value is the price of the property. Now this formula can go multiple ways just like a simple math. If we plug in our Income and our value, but don't know our rate, we simply solve it by dividing by Value
Going back to our example, we know our Income, we know we need to divide it by our value and then solve our cap rate. $150,000 divided by $2m is .075, or 7.5% - which is our cap rate. Now, a lot of people get so stuck on the cap rate, they forget that it's not the best way to analyze a property's potential.
When you think of a cap rate, think of a photograph or a snapshot. A cap rate is simply a quick snapshot of a property for just ONE YEAR as it stands and WITHOUT any financing.
Since I've explained what NOI is and how to find the Cap Rate lets figure out how we determine Cash on Cash. Pretend you don't have the full $2M to buy the property cash, or presume you want to use leverage as discussed in my "Using Leverage Properly" video and instead plan on putting a 35% down payment and getting a loan for the rest.
Well, a cap rate is really no longer going to give you an accurate depiction of how much money you're making now is it? Remember, you're not putting $2M in the bank anymore; you're talking about only putting $700k into the bank and obviously you're not going to make $150k/year because now you have a loan to pay for!
First, I've listed the potential loan here. It's a 65% loan to value amount, meaning you put down 35% they'll give you 65%. The interest rate is 5.5%, amortized over 30 years. This will give us an Annual Debt Service of $88,575. Annual Debt service is really just a fancy way of saying Mortgage Principle and Interest.
We now have $700k invested as our down payment, and that $150k/year is now down to $61,425 after paying the debt service. Solving for cash on cash is a very similar formula as the IRV Cap rate formula. Take the income per year, which is now $61,425 and divide that by the initial investment of $700k which will equal .08775, or 8.775%.
We're going to use this same example in my "Investing Terms Part 2" video, so be sure to watch that one next time you have a few minutes. In the meantime, be sure next time you analyze a property you take into account what kind of return it could make with and without leverage.
Sometimes it could make all the difference. Sometimes it might convince you that it's just better off to pay cash for the property you're looking at. Regardless of which it is, feel confident knowing you can calculate the difference between both scenarios using the NOI and make an informed decision...now that's good to know.
Contact Davide Pio Today | SF Bay Area Real Estate
http://iLiveInTheBayArea.com | 510-815-2000
- published: 19 Feb 2013
- views: 45263
How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
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- Duration: 9:49
- Updated: 25 Sep 2013
- views: 157987
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to ...
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers…
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Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments?
Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky?
Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs?
Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to?
If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge.
If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story)
https://wn.com/How_To_Calculate_Numbers_On_A_Rental_Property
Discover our straight-forward and easy to use formula for calculating the numbers on a prospective rental property purchase.
Welcome to Hipster’s first how-to video! I’m going to show you how to run quick numbers on a rental property. You can use this easy and fast formula for any property you’re looking at. I'll be behind the scenes doing the calculations on my white board and calculator (yes, it really is that big!) to show you how it works. This is an actual rental property I'm using as an example, including the actual purchase price and numbers. (You have to love my handwriting!) You always want to verify the numbers you run before you buy any property (for example, with a property manager), but it helps to do your homework first. This particular house is in Indianapolis and gets $1,075 in rent. It was built in 2002. Super cute little house: three bedroom, two bath. But all we care about right now is the numbers…
Want to know more about the latest deals? Subscribe to our Newsletter: http://goo.gl/41tmRK
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Are you a responsible professional ages 30-49 and want to make smart investments?
Have you thought about real estate investing but ruled it out because it sounded complicated or risky?
Do you want to grow your money, but are worried about scams and ripoffs?
Are you a cool person who I’d just enjoy saying “hi” to?
If you answered "YES" to any of those questions, then we should talk. I help people just like you to find smart, safe, passive real estate investments so your money is working hard for you, even if you lack real estate investing knowledge.
If you're cautious or nervous, then I can help you get educated on the best real estate investments possible and guide you towards getting that first investment property under your belt. When the passive income starts flowing, you'll be hooked and be ready for more properties, and I can introduce you to actual high quality deals and partners that I would, and do, actually invest in myself. I promise, I won’t refer you to anyone I haven’t personally bought through myself. (true story)
- published: 25 Sep 2013
- views: 157987
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
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- Duration: 3:20
- Updated: 26 May 2015
- views: 1753
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap r...
What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
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What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?. Part of the series: Personal Finance Tips. When you're a buyer, one thing you should be on the lookout for is a good cap rate. Find out what a good cap rate for a buyer is with help from the manager at an independent investment advisory firm in this free video clip. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/video_12199677_good-cap-rate-buyer.html
- published: 26 May 2015
- views: 1753
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REFM's Truly Understanding Cap Rates
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published: 26 Oct 2016 -
Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal? The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate: 1.25 That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt. For more on real estate,...
published: 01 May 2017 -
Dying Light: Harran Infected City Ep.1
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7 Days to Die | PS4/Xbox one "Survival Guide" Day #1
7 Days to Die is a survival horror video game set in an open world developed by The Fun Pimps. It was released through Early Access on Steam for Microsoft Windows and OS X on December 13, 2013. Versions for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will be released in June 2016 through Telltale Publishing. The game's events happen after a nuclear unknown Third World War that destroyed an extremely large part of the world, except for some areas such as the county of Navezgane, Arizona. The player is a survivor of the war who must survive by finding shelter, food and water, as well as scavenging supplies to fend off the numerous mutants (hinted to be the consequence of nuclear fallout) that populate Navezgane. Though there is no real objective except surviving at this moment, the developers hinted at ...
published: 09 Jul 2016 -
Dying Light: The End!! Ep.42
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7 Commercial Real Estate Terms You Should Know
Discover 7 Commercial Real Estate Terms you should know if you plan to invest in commercial property at some point in your career. You'll learn about the following terms in this video: 1. Net Operating Income (NOI) 2. Cash on Cash Return 3. Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate) 4. Debt Coverage Ratio 5. Price per Unit 6. Building Classification 7. Types of Leases And the bonus term is "Relationships"
published: 22 Aug 2016 -
Coffee & Cap Rates Presentation and Panel 2/4/2016
Ariel Property Advisors' Coffee & Cap Rates Event 2/4/2016 2015 Market Overview Presented By Shimon Shkury, President of Ariel Property Advisors "2016 Kickoff: Market Trends From Industry Leaders" Panel: Ofer Yardeni, Stonehenge NYC Martin Nussbaum, Slate Property Group Will Blodgett, Fairstead Capital Moderated By: Shimon Shkury Full Event Page: http://arielpa.nyc/investor-relations/event/160204-coffee-and-cap-rates Follow Along With The Presentation - http://arielpa.nyc/assets/pages/events/event1602040.pdf
published: 18 Feb 2016 -
Dying Light (NG+) Back to the Slums Ep.1
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published: 01 Aug 2016
REFM's Truly Understanding Cap Rates
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Free Webinar - Cap Rate Mastery
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Free webinar with speaker Jeremy Cyrier, CCIM covering how to correctly use the cap rate, how to connect cash on cash returns to the cap rate calculation and ho...
Free webinar with speaker Jeremy Cyrier, CCIM covering how to correctly use the cap rate, how to connect cash on cash returns to the cap rate calculation and how investors use the cap rate to make big profits.
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Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
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Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’...
Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
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Real Estate Show: What is CAP Rate? The number one question I get asked is, “What CAP rate do you buy?” but this is the wrong question. One piece of data doesn’t substantiate a deal. Don’t get locked into one term. All the pieces of data matter. You need to feel the deal, meaning, do you want to actually do the deal?
The lower the CAP rate the higher I can sell it for. What’s a good CAP rate? It depends. I would have made a fortune in San Diego 20 years ago buying extremely low CAP rate properties. Think about the whole deal, like how you will exit, not just the current CAP rate. There is a number more important than the CAP rate:
1.25
That’s the Debt Coverage Ratio you want. You want the NOI bigger than the debt—you want a minimum 25% more income than debt.
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Dying Light: Harran Infected City Ep.1
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7 Days to Die | PS4/Xbox one "Survival Guide" Day #1
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7 Days to Die is a survival horror video game set in an open world developed by The Fun Pimps. It was released through Early Access on Steam for Microsoft Windo...
7 Days to Die is a survival horror video game set in an open world developed by The Fun Pimps. It was released through Early Access on Steam for Microsoft Windows and OS X on December 13, 2013. Versions for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will be released in June 2016 through Telltale Publishing.
The game's events happen after a nuclear unknown Third World War that destroyed an extremely large part of the world, except for some areas such as the county of Navezgane, Arizona. The player is a survivor of the war who must survive by finding shelter, food and water, as well as scavenging supplies to fend off the numerous mutants (hinted to be the consequence of nuclear fallout) that populate Navezgane. Though there is no real objective except surviving at this moment, the developers hinted at a possible storyline that will be added in future updates.
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7 Days to Die is a survival horror video game set in an open world developed by The Fun Pimps. It was released through Early Access on Steam for Microsoft Windows and OS X on December 13, 2013. Versions for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One will be released in June 2016 through Telltale Publishing.
The game's events happen after a nuclear unknown Third World War that destroyed an extremely large part of the world, except for some areas such as the county of Navezgane, Arizona. The player is a survivor of the war who must survive by finding shelter, food and water, as well as scavenging supplies to fend off the numerous mutants (hinted to be the consequence of nuclear fallout) that populate Navezgane. Though there is no real objective except surviving at this moment, the developers hinted at a possible storyline that will be added in future updates.
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Dying Light: The End!! Ep.42
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7 Commercial Real Estate Terms You Should Know
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- Duration: 36:55
- Updated: 22 Aug 2016
- views: 10572
Discover 7 Commercial Real Estate Terms you should know if you plan to invest in commercial property at some point in your career. You'll learn about the follow...
Discover 7 Commercial Real Estate Terms you should know if you plan to invest in commercial property at some point in your career. You'll learn about the following terms in this video:
1. Net Operating Income (NOI)
2. Cash on Cash Return
3. Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate)
4. Debt Coverage Ratio
5. Price per Unit
6. Building Classification
7. Types of Leases
And the bonus term is "Relationships"
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Discover 7 Commercial Real Estate Terms you should know if you plan to invest in commercial property at some point in your career. You'll learn about the following terms in this video:
1. Net Operating Income (NOI)
2. Cash on Cash Return
3. Capitalization Rate (Cap Rate)
4. Debt Coverage Ratio
5. Price per Unit
6. Building Classification
7. Types of Leases
And the bonus term is "Relationships"
- published: 22 Aug 2016
- views: 10572
Coffee & Cap Rates Presentation and Panel 2/4/2016
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- Duration: 54:26
- Updated: 18 Feb 2016
- views: 149
Ariel Property Advisors' Coffee & Cap Rates Event 2/4/2016
2015 Market Overview Presented By Shimon Shkury, President of Ariel Property Advisors
"2016 Kickoff...
Ariel Property Advisors' Coffee & Cap Rates Event 2/4/2016
2015 Market Overview Presented By Shimon Shkury, President of Ariel Property Advisors
"2016 Kickoff: Market Trends From Industry Leaders" Panel:
Ofer Yardeni, Stonehenge NYC
Martin Nussbaum, Slate Property Group
Will Blodgett, Fairstead Capital
Moderated By: Shimon Shkury
Full Event Page: http://arielpa.nyc/investor-relations/event/160204-coffee-and-cap-rates
Follow Along With The Presentation - http://arielpa.nyc/assets/pages/events/event1602040.pdf
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Ariel Property Advisors' Coffee & Cap Rates Event 2/4/2016
2015 Market Overview Presented By Shimon Shkury, President of Ariel Property Advisors
"2016 Kickoff: Market Trends From Industry Leaders" Panel:
Ofer Yardeni, Stonehenge NYC
Martin Nussbaum, Slate Property Group
Will Blodgett, Fairstead Capital
Moderated By: Shimon Shkury
Full Event Page: http://arielpa.nyc/investor-relations/event/160204-coffee-and-cap-rates
Follow Along With The Presentation - http://arielpa.nyc/assets/pages/events/event1602040.pdf
- published: 18 Feb 2016
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Dying Light (NG+) Back to the Slums Ep.1
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- Duration: 32:16
- Updated: 01 Aug 2016
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Dying Light is an open world first person action-adventure survival horror video game developed by Polish video game developer Techland and published by Warner ...
Dying Light is an open world first person action-adventure survival horror video game developed by Polish video game developer Techland and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment
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Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
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Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
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What Is Cap Rate?
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Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
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Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
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What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
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Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
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How to Calculate Numbers on a Rental Property
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What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
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Commercial Real Estate - NOI, Cap Rate, & Price
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Cap Rate - Don't Finance Real Estate Before You Know This Number
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What Is Cap Rate?
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Real Estate investing Made Simple: What is CAP rate?
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Cap Rate Explained - Allden Investments
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Cap Rate vs. Cash-on-Cash Return | Real Estate School of New York, Inc
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What Are Cap Rates and How Are They Calculated? [#AskBP 096]
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Real Estate Investing Terms Part 1 - NOI, Cap Rate & Cash on Cash - Real Estate Investment Tips
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What Is a Good Cap Rate for a Buyer?
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REFM's Truly Understanding Cap Rates
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7 Days to Die | PS4/Xbox one "Survival Guide" Day #1
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7 Commercial Real Estate Terms You Should Know
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Copy Party, John Hiatt
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Cab Ride, Tweet
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Cowboy Pride, Michael Martin Murphey
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Cowboy Pride, Ian Tyson
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Keep You Right, Blind Pilot
Copy Party
Down on the beat
They're lining up everyone
Who's got a mind on a bullet and a mouth like a gun
Boys and girls
Stripped to their innocence
We run some real weak links in this long chain of events
Cop party and you better not go
Spend the rest of your life in this TV show
Cop party and you better run
Because they're not gonna stop until they've had their fun
Until justice is done
They're checking out
Everybody with a fine-toothed comb
So leave your keys in the car and the wisecracking at home
Spread 'em, boy
And don't you turn around
We're gonna make you real sorry that you ever come into this town
Cop party and you better not go
Spend the rest of your life in this TV show
Cop party and you better run
Because they're not gonna stop until they've had their fun
Summer is here, we're out in the street
The verdict is already in
Turn up the music, here comes the heat
Cop party and you better not go
You'll spend the rest of your life in this TV show
Cop party and you better run
Because they're not gonna stop until they've had their fun
Cop party and you better not go
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