Jacob Balfanz | |||||||
1. The listing price for a 20.81 acre piece of land is $975,000 and the development improvements are $2,279,256. | |||||||
2. The land is divided into 78 lots. | |||||||
3. The builder estimates the development to be completed equally over three years (26 houses per year). | |||||||
4. Operating Expenses are $144,011.76 per home and are expected to rise 2% every year. | |||||||
5. Credit loss is 5%. | |||||||
6. The homes sell for $230,833.33. | |||||||
7. Housing prices are estimated to appreciate at 3% a year. | |||||||
8. The lender is quoting a loan to value ratio of 70% for a 30 year loan with monthly payments and a 7% interest rate | |||||||
9. An amortization schedule indicates that the principal repayment for the loan will be $23,139.94, $24,812.72, and $26,606.44. The annual debt service is $15,155.45*12. | |||||||
10. Brokerage Commissions are 3%. | |||||||
11. Income tax rate is 51.6%. Capital gains tax is 20% | |||||||
12. Investor requires a 15% rate of return | |||||||
BTCF | |||||||
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | |||||
Potential Growth | $6,001,666.58 | $6,181,716.58 | $6,367,168.07 | ||||
Less Credit loss | $300,083.33 | $309,085.83 | $318,358.40 | ||||
EGI | $5,701,583.25 | $5,872,630.75 | $6,048,809.67 | ||||
Less OE | $3,744,305.76 | $3,819,191.88 | $3,895,575.71 | ||||
NOI | $1,957,277.49 | $2,053,438.87 | $2,153,233.96 | ||||
Less ADS | $181,865.40 | $181,865.40 | $181,865.40 | ||||
BTCF | $1,775,412.09 | $1,871,573.47 | $1,971,368.56 | ||||
Taxable Income | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
NOI | $1,957,277.49 | $2,053,438.87 | $2,153,233.96 | ||||
Less interest | $158,725.46 | $157,052.68 | $155,258.96 | ||||
Taxable income | $1,798,552.03 | $1,896,386.19 | $1,997,975.00 | ||||
ATCF | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
BTCF | $1,775,412.09 | $1,871,573.47 | $1,971,368.56 | ||||
Tax impact | $928,052.85 | $978,535.28 | $1,030,955.10 | ||||
ATCF | $847,359.24 | $893,038.20 | $940,413.46 | ||||
BTER | |||||||
Future Sale Price | $18,550,551.23 | ||||||
Less Selling Costs | $556,516.54 | ||||||
NPS | $17,994,034.70 | ||||||
Less Loan Balance | $440,930.82 | ||||||
BTER | $17,553,103.88 | ||||||
Capital Gains Tax | |||||||
NPS | $17,994,034.70 | ||||||
Less Orig Basis | $3,254,256.00 | ||||||
Total Capital Gain | $14,739,778.70 | ||||||
DCF | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
ATCF | $847,359.24 | $893,038.20 | $940,413.46 | ||||
BTER | $17,553,103.88 | ||||||
Less Capital Gains Tax | $2,947,955.74 | ||||||
Annual Benefits | $847,359.24 | $893,038.20 | $15,545,561.60 | ||||
PV factor | 0.869565217 | 0.756143667 | 0.657516232 | ||||
PV annual benefits | $736,834.12 | $675,265.18 | $10,221,459.09 | ||||
Total Benefits | $11,633,558.39 | ||||||
Decision | |||||||
PV: Total benefits | $11,633,558.39 | ||||||
Less initial equity | $976,276.80 | ||||||
NPV | $10,657,281.59 | ||||||
Normally a development and construction loan occurs rather than an amoratized loan so now we will see the difference. | |||||||
The loan is based on the appraised amount of each lot. An appriasal is done to find each lot is valued at about $50,000. | |||||||
Interest Expense is estimated at about $10,000 per lot | |||||||
BTCF | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 | ||||
PGI | $6,001,666.58 | $6,181,716.58 | $6,367,168.07 | ||||
Less OE | $3,744,305.76 | $3,819,191.88 | $3,895,575.71 | ||||
NOI/BTCF | $2,257,360.82 | $2,362,524.70 | $2,471,592.36 | ||||
Taxable Income | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
NOI | $2,257,360.82 | $2,362,524.70 | $2,471,592.36 | ||||
Less interest | $260,000.00 | $260,000.00 | $260,000.00 | ||||
Taxable income | $1,997,360.82 | $2,102,524.70 | $2,211,592.36 | ||||
ATCF | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
BTCF | $2,257,360.82 | $2,362,524.70 | $2,471,592.36 | ||||
Tax impact | $1,030,638.18 | $1,084,902.75 | $1,141,181.66 | ||||
ATCF | $1,226,722.64 | $1,277,621.96 | $1,330,410.70 | ||||
BTER | |||||||
Future Sale Price | $18,550,551.23 | ||||||
Less Selling Costs | $556,516.54 | ||||||
NPS/BTER | $17,994,034.70 | ||||||
Capital Gains Tax | |||||||
NPS | $17,994,034.70 | ||||||
Less Orig Basis | $3,254,256.00 | ||||||
Total Capital Gain | $14,739,778.70 | ||||||
DCF | |||||||
Year1 | Year2 | Year3 | |||||
ATCF | $1,226,722.64 | $1,277,621.96 | $1,330,410.70 | ||||
BTER | $17,994,034.70 | ||||||
Less Capital Gains Tax | $2,947,955.74 | ||||||
Annual Benefits | $1,226,722.64 | $1,277,621.96 | $16,376,489.66 | ||||
PV factor | 0.869565217 | 0.756143667 | 0.657516232 | ||||
PV annual benefits | $1,066,715.34 | $966,065.75 | $10,767,807.78 | ||||
Total Benefits | $12,800,588.87 | ||||||
Decision | |||||||
PV: Total benefits | $12,800,588.87 | ||||||
Less initial equity | $976,276.80 | ||||||
NPV | $11,824,312.07 | ||||||
This investment would be very profitable because it has a very high net present value | |||||||
This blog accompanies the text, Real Estate Analysis: Environments and Activities by Julian Diaz III and J. Andrew Hansz. Student are encouraged to post assignments and original research papers to this blog. Please contact environments.activities@gmail.com for posting rights or to add your program to the blog. Some blog posts and objective questions maybe considered for publication in a future edition of the text.
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