did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

did-you-know? rent-now

Amazon no longer offers textbook rentals. We do!

We're the #1 textbook rental company. Let us show you why.

9780884629801

Income Property Valuation

by ;
  • ISBN13:

    9780884629801

  • ISBN10:

    0884629805

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 1994-01-01
  • Publisher: Dearborn Trade Pub

Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.

Purchase Benefits

  • Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping On Orders Over $35!
    Your order must be $35 or more to qualify for free economy shipping. Bulk sales, PO's, Marketplace items, eBooks and apparel do not qualify for this offer.
  • eCampus.com Logo Get Rewarded for Ordering Your Textbooks! Enroll Now
List Price: $81.65 Save up to $20.41
  • Buy Used
    $61.24
    Add to Cart Free Shipping Icon Free Shipping

    USUALLY SHIPS IN 2-4 BUSINESS DAYS

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

Summary

Ideal for a two and four year college course, this text provides comprehensive coverage of the appraisal of real estate income property.

Table of Contents

Preface xix
About the Authors xxiii
Introduction to Income Property Valuation
1(18)
Income Property Investments
1(1)
Components of Property Value
2(2)
Nonrealty Interests
4(2)
Personal Property
4(1)
Business Value
5(1)
Tax Incentives
5(1)
Mortgage and Equity Interests
6(1)
Real Estate Market Characteristics
6(2)
No Organized Market
6(1)
Availability of Market Information
7(1)
Infrequent Trades of Property
7(1)
Immobility of Real Estate
7(1)
Each Parcel Is Unique
8(1)
Segmented Markets
8(1)
Government Regulations
8(1)
Market Trends
9(1)
Supply Adjusts Slowly
9(1)
Few Buyers and Sellers at One Time
10(1)
The Role of Capital Markets
10(1)
Types of Real Estate Studies
11(4)
Market Study
12(1)
Marketability Study
12(1)
Investment Analysis
12(1)
Feasibility Study
12(1)
Highest and Best Use Analysis
13(1)
Environmental Impact Study
13(1)
Cost-Benefit Study
14(1)
Land Utilization Study
14(1)
Appraisal
14(1)
Need for an Appraisal Process
15(1)
Summary
15(1)
Key Terms
16(1)
Questions
17(1)
End Note
17(2)
Appraisal Principles and Highest and Best Use Analysis
19(24)
Appraisal Principles
19(3)
Anticipation
19(1)
Change
19(1)
Supply and Demand
20(1)
Substitution
20(1)
Balance
21(1)
Conformity
21(1)
Contribution
21(1)
Opportunity Cost
21(1)
Utility
21(1)
The Function of Real Estate Appraisals
22(2)
Financing
22(1)
Determining a Listing Price
22(1)
Supporting a Sales Price
22(1)
Property Taxation
23(1)
Condemnation Appraisal
23(1)
Lease versus Buy Decisions
23(1)
New Project Feasibility
23(1)
Litigation of Property Rights and Interests
23(1)
Project Performance
24(1)
Fire and Causalty Insurance
24(1)
Types of Value
24(3)
Market Value
24(1)
Market Price
25(1)
Cost
25(1)
Investment Value
25(1)
Value in Use
25(1)
Assessed Value
26(1)
Insurable Value
26(1)
Going-Concern Value
26(1)
Salvage Value
26(1)
Book Value
26(1)
Mortgage Loan Value
27(1)
Liquidation Value
27(1)
Market Value versus Investment Value and Value in Use
27(1)
The Appraisal Process and Highest and Best Use Analysis
28(9)
Identification of the Appraisal Problem
28(2)
Assumptions, Limiting Conditions and Certification
30(1)
Collection and Analysis of Market Data
31(1)
Tests of Highest and Best Use
32(2)
The Three Approaches to Value
34(2)
Valuation Conclusion
36(1)
Value Component Appraised
37(2)
Value of a Fee Simple Interest
38(1)
Value of Leased Fee and Leasehold Interests
38(1)
Nonrealty Interests
39(1)
Summary
39(1)
Key Terms
40(1)
Questions
41(1)
End Notes
42(1)
Market Area and Neighborhood Analysis
43(36)
Function of Market Analysis
43(1)
The Market Analysis Process
44(4)
Identification of the Area To Be Analyzed
44(2)
Data-Gathering Techniques
46(2)
Market Analysis
48(8)
Physical (Environmental) Factors
49(1)
Economic Trends
50(3)
Government Regulations
53(2)
Social Factors
55(1)
Conclusions
55(1)
Summary
56(1)
Key Terms
57(1)
Questions
57(1)
Typical Market Study---Retail
58(7)
Typical Market Study---Residential
65(6)
Typical Market Study---Office
71(8)
Compound Interest and Discount Factors
79(30)
Importance of the Time Value of Money
79(1)
Variables in the Discounting Process
80(1)
Interest Rate
80(1)
Present Value
81(1)
Compound Interest and Discount Factors
81(8)
Future Value of One Dollar
81(1)
Future Value of One Dollar per Period
82(2)
Sinking Fund Factor
84(1)
Present Value of One Dollar
85(1)
Present Value of One Dollar per Period
86(2)
Payment To Amortize One Dollar
88(1)
Mortgage Capitalization Rate
89(2)
Monthly Payments
90(1)
Effective Annual Rate
90(1)
Interrelationship Among the Factors
91(1)
Present Value Applications
91(11)
Present Value of a Level Income Stream
91(1)
Present Value of a Level Income Stream Plus a Reversion
92(1)
Present Value of Variable Income
93(1)
Present Value of Cash Flows Received in Advance
94(1)
Interest Rate Calculation
95(2)
The Internal Rate of Return
97(1)
Internal Rate of Return Issues
98(4)
Mortgage Loan Calculations
102(3)
Calculating Loan Payments---Level Amortizing Mortgages
103(1)
Calculating a Loan Balance---Level Amortizing Mortgages
104(1)
Summary
105(1)
Key Terms
105(1)
Questions
106(1)
End Notes
106(3)
Cash-Flow Forecasting
109(20)
Real Estate Cash-Flow Forecasts
109(1)
Forecasting
109(1)
Types of Income
110(1)
Cash-Flow Forecasts from Operations
111(2)
Sources of Annual Income
111(1)
Operating Expenses
112(1)
Net Operating Income
113(1)
Resale Proceeds Forecast
113(2)
Holding Period
113(1)
Resale Value
114(1)
Disposition Costs
115(1)
Cash-Flow Forecasts
115(2)
Rental Income Calculations
115(1)
Vacancy and Credit Loss Estimate
116(1)
Effective Gross Income
117(1)
Operating Expenses
117(2)
Replacement Reserves
119(1)
Cash-Flow Example
120(1)
Estimating Resale Proceeds
121(3)
Direct Dollar Forecast
121(1)
Estimated Percent Change
121(1)
The Terminal Capitalization Rate
122(2)
Sources of Income and Expense Data
124(1)
Summary
125(1)
Key Terms
125(1)
Questions
126(1)
End Notes
126(3)
Investment Return Calculations
129(14)
Introduction
129(1)
Investor Motivations
130(1)
Preservation of Capital
130(1)
Earning Investment Profit
131(1)
Real Estate Return Measures
131(2)
Calculation of Investment Return Measures
133(7)
Payback Period
133(1)
Income Multipliers
134(1)
Overall Capitalization Rate
134(2)
Land and Building Capitalization Rates
136(1)
Property Yield Rate
137(1)
Net Present Value
138(1)
Profitability Index
139(1)
Adjusted Internal Rate of Return
139(1)
Summary
140(1)
Key Terms
141(1)
Questions
141(1)
End Notes
142(1)
Income Capitalization Approach
143(40)
Income Approach in the Valuation Process
143(1)
Income Capitalization Methods
144(2)
Direct Capitalization
144(1)
Yield Capitalization
145(1)
Application of the Income Approach
146(3)
Office Buildings
146(1)
Retail Shopping Centers
147(1)
Multifamily Residential Properties
147(1)
Industrial Properties
147(1)
Hotels and Motels
148(1)
Development Projects
148(1)
Special-Use Properties
148(1)
Estimating Value Using First-Year Cash-Flow Factors and Rates of Return
149(5)
Direct Capitalization Using PGIM, EGIM and NIM
150(1)
Direct Capitalization Using on Overall Rate
151(1)
Residual Techniques Using Direct Capitalization
152(2)
Yield Capitalization (Discounted Cash-Flow Analysis)
154(6)
Estimating Value Using Yield Capitalization Formulas
160(10)
Stabilizing Income
170(8)
Income Stabilization Factor
171(1)
Adjusting the Capitalization Rate
172(1)
K Factor
173(1)
J Factor
174(4)
Summary
178(1)
Key Terms
179(1)
Questions
180(1)
End Notes
181(2)
Sales Comparison Approach
183(14)
Introduction
183(1)
Sources of Comparable Data
184(1)
Identification of Units of Comparison
184(1)
Elements of Comparison
185(3)
Ownership Interest
186(1)
Cash Equivalency
187(1)
Conditions of Sale
187(1)
Market Conditions
187(1)
Locational Attributes
187(1)
Physical Characteristics
188(1)
The Adjustment Process
188(1)
Sales Comparison Approach Example
189(5)
Summary
194(1)
Key Terms
195(1)
Questions
195(1)
End Notes
196(1)
Site and Improvements Description and Analysis
197(16)
Site Description
197(3)
Physical Features
197(2)
Locational Attributes
199(1)
Government and Legal Restrictions
200(2)
Zoning
200(1)
Building Permits and Inspections
200(1)
Legal Restrictions
201(1)
Taxation
201(1)
Economic Issues
202(1)
Plottage
202(1)
Excess Land
202(1)
Site Analysis
203(1)
Improvements Description
204(6)
General Characteristics
204(1)
Construction Components
205(3)
Functional Utility
208(1)
Physical Depreciation
208(1)
Functional Depreciation
209(1)
External Depreciation
209(1)
Economic Life
210(1)
Summary
210(1)
Key Terms
211(1)
Questions
211(2)
Site Valuation
213(14)
Introduction
213(1)
Approaches to Site Valuation
213(10)
Sales Comparison Approach
214(3)
Extraction Method
217(1)
Development Approach
217(5)
Capitalization of Ground Rent
222(1)
Allocation
222(1)
Land Residual
223(1)
Excess Land
223(1)
Summary
223(1)
Key Terms
224(1)
Questions
224(3)
The Cost Approach
227(18)
Introduction
227(1)
Cost New
228(6)
Type of Costs
229(1)
Methods of Estimating Costs
230(3)
Sources of Cost Information
233(1)
Depreciation
234(9)
The Age-Life Approach
235(1)
The Breakdown Method
235(7)
The Market Extraction Method
242(1)
Summary
243(1)
Key Terms
243(1)
Questions
244(1)
End Notes
244(1)
Leased Fee and Leasehold Valuation
245(20)
Introduction
245(1)
Cash-Flow Forecasting with Existing Leases
246(1)
The Lease Agreement
247(3)
Data of Agreement and Parties to the Lease
248(1)
Description of the Leased Premises and Uses Allowed for the Property
248(1)
Commencement Date and Length of Time of the Lease
248(1)
Payment Amount or Method of Calculation of Rent
248(1)
Responsibility for Expenses
249(1)
Remaining Lease Provisions
250(1)
Net Operating Income Forecasts
250(1)
Resale Proceeds Forecast
251(3)
Leased Fee Discount (Yield) Rate
254(1)
Leased Fee Cash-Flow Forecast---A Case Study
254(2)
Fee Simple Value Estimate
256(1)
Leased Fee Value Estimate
257(1)
Market Rent Equivalency Adjustment
258(1)
Leasehold Value Estimate
259(1)
Supporting Leasehold Discount Rates
260(1)
Summary
261(1)
Key Terms
262(1)
Questions
262(1)
End Notes
263(2)
Investment Measures with Mortgage Financing
265(22)
Impact of Financing on Real Estate Cash-Flow Forecasts
265(1)
Calculation of Investment Returns, Assuming Financing
266(5)
Payback Period
267(1)
Equity Capitalization Rate
267(1)
Before-Tax Equity Yield Rate
268(1)
Net Present Value
269(1)
Profitability Index
270(1)
Adjusted Internal Rate of Return
271(1)
Financial Leverage
271(12)
Cash-Flow Leverage
273(1)
Effect of Leverage on Equity Dividend Rate
273(1)
Effect of Leverage on Equity Yield Rate
274(1)
Summary of Leverage Relationships
275(1)
Leverage and Market Value
276(1)
Loan Amount Determination
277(1)
Loan Types
278(5)
Other Types of Financing
283(1)
Summary
283(1)
Key Terms
284(1)
Questions
284(1)
End Notes
285(2)
Valuation of Mortgage and Equity Interests
287(22)
Introduction
287(1)
Estimating Value Using First-Year Capitalization Rates
288(3)
RE and a Loan-to-Value Ratio (Band of Investment)
288(2)
RE and a Fixed Loan Amount (Equity Residual Technique)
290(1)
Underwriter's Method
290(1)
Estimating Value Using Discounted Cash-Flow Analysis
291(6)
Variable BTCF and Fixed Resale Price
292(1)
Level BTCF and Resale Using Terminal Capitalization Rate
293(1)
Level Income, Fixed Resale and Debt Coverage Ratio
294(1)
Level Income, Unknown Sales Price and Loan-to-Value Ratio
295(2)
Estimating Value Using Yield Capitalization
297(4)
Basic Mortgage/Equity Discounted Cash-Flow Relationship
298(1)
Value Solution Assuming Level Income, Percent Change in Value and Loan-to-Value Ratio
298(3)
Stabilizing Income with the Ellwood Formula
301(5)
Ellwood Equation with a Debt Service Coverage Ratio
304(2)
Summary
306(1)
Key Terms
306(1)
Questions
307(1)
End Notes
307(2)
Valuation of Nontypical Mortgage Financing
309(16)
Introduction
309(1)
Mortgage Loan Review
310(1)
Payment and Ending Balance Reversion
311(1)
Impact of Below-Market Financing
311(2)
Below-Market Interest Rates
312(1)
Longer Amortization Terms
312(1)
Assumability of Loan at Resale
312(1)
Higher Loan-to-Value Ratio
313(1)
Estimating the Impact of Beneficial Financing
313(6)
Interpretation of Cash Equivalency
315(1)
More Realistic Assumptions
315(2)
Cash Equivalency Based on Investor's Expectations
317(1)
Alternative Solution
317(1)
Conclusions About Cash Equivalency
318(1)
Paired Sales Analysis
319(1)
Mortgage Valuation
319(2)
Valuation of Mortgages with Participations
319(2)
Summary
321(1)
Key Terms
321(1)
Questions
322(1)
End Note
323(2)
Risk Analysis
325(14)
Introduction
325(1)
Type of Risk
325(3)
Space Market Risk
326(1)
Capital Market Risk
326(1)
Financial Risk
326(1)
Liquidity Risk
326(1)
Inflation Risk
327(1)
Environmental Risk
327(1)
Legislative Risk
327(1)
Management Risk
328(1)
Sensitivity Analysis
328(1)
Expected Return
328(1)
Variance and Standard Deviation
329(1)
Ranking Investments
329(1)
Expected Present Value
330(1)
Partitioning the IRR
331(1)
Discounting NOI and Reversion at Different Rates
332(1)
Effect of Leverage on Financial Risk
333(1)
Summary
334(1)
Key Terms
335(1)
Questions
335(2)
End Note
337(2)
Tax Considerations in Income Property Valuation
339(16)
Introduction
339(1)
Taxable Income from Operation of Real Estate
340(1)
Depreciation Allowances
340(1)
Depreciation of Personal Property
340(1)
Loan Points
341(1)
Taxable Income from Sale of Depreciable Real Property
341(1)
After-Tax Investment Analysis
342(4)
After-Tax Cash Flow from Operation
342(2)
Depreciation
344(1)
After-Tax Cash Flow from Sale
344(1)
After-Tax IRR
345(1)
Classification of Income
346(2)
Special Exceptions: Loss Allowances for Rental Real Estate
347(1)
Valuation Using an After-Tax Approach (Optional)
348(4)
Conclusion
351(1)
Summary
352(1)
Key Terms
352(1)
Questions
352(1)
End Notes
353(2)
Selecting and Supporting the Discount Rate
355(26)
Introduction
355(1)
Discount Rate Examples
356(1)
Property Yield (Discount) Rate: YO
357(1)
Before-Tax Equity Yield (Discount) Rate: YE
357(1)
Selection of Rates
357(10)
Buildup Method
357(1)
Alternative Investment Comparison
358(1)
Discount Rate Extraction from Comparables
359(2)
Graphical Analysis
361(6)
Yield for Alternative Investments
367(1)
Real versus Nominal Discount Rates
368(2)
Relationship Between Real and Nominal Rates
368(2)
Review of Relationships Among Rates
370(2)
Expected Relationship Between YO (Fee Simple) and YLF (Leased Fee)
370(1)
Expected Relationship Between YO and RO
370(1)
Expected Relationship Between YE and RE
371(1)
Expected Relationship Between RO and RE
371(1)
Expected Relationship Between RO (Going-In Cap Rate) and RN (Terminal Cap Rate)
371(1)
Expected Relationships Between YO, YE and YM
372(1)
Expected Relationship Between YE (Pretax) and YE (After Tax)
372(1)
Summary
372(1)
Key Terms
373(1)
Questions
373(1)
End Notes
374(1)
Appendix: Graphic Analysis with Ellwood Equation
375(6)
Highest and Best Use Analysis: Applications
381(20)
Introduction
381(1)
Importance of Highest and Best Use
382(1)
The Four Tests of Highest and Best Use
382(3)
Physically Possible
383(1)
Legally Permitted
383(1)
Financially Feasible
384(1)
Maximally Productive
384(1)
Highest and Best Use of the Land
385(1)
Highest and Best Use of Improved Property
385(1)
Highest and Best Use Examples
386(11)
Highest and Best Use of Vacant Land
386(4)
Land Density Issue
390(3)
Underimprovement
393(1)
Highest and Best Interim Use
394(1)
Conversion
395(2)
Summary
397(1)
Key Terms
398(1)
Questions
398(3)
Valuation of Proposed Projects
401(16)
Introduction
401(1)
Value ``As Is''
401(1)
Prospective Value on Completion but Prior to Rentup
401(1)
Prospective Value on Reaching Stabilized Occupancy
402(1)
Value ``As Is''
402(1)
Prospective Value on Completion but Prior to Rentup
403(7)
Income Approach
404(4)
Cost Approach
408(1)
Sales Comparison Approach
409(1)
Prospective Value on Reaching Stabilized Occupancy
410(5)
Income Approach
411(2)
Cost Approach
413(1)
Sales Comparison Approach
414(1)
Summary
415(1)
Key Terms
416(1)
Questions
416(1)
Valuation of Distressed Properties
417(16)
Introduction
417(1)
External Obsolescence
417(1)
Economic Obsolescence
418(1)
Locational Obsolescence
418(1)
Occupancy Obsolescence
418(1)
Functional Obsolescence
418(1)
Property Inspection and Analysis
419(11)
Income Approach
419(2)
Cost Approach
421(1)
Sales Comparison Approach
421(9)
Summary
430(1)
Key Terms
431(1)
Questions
431(2)
Case Study: Appraisal of Bay Hill Apartments
433(52)
Appendix A. Annual Compound Interest Tables 485(28)
Appendix B. Monthly Compound Interest Tables 513(28)
Appendix C. Online Resources 541(16)
Glossary of Terms and Symbols 557(28)
Index 585

Supplemental Materials

What is included with this book?

The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

The Used, Rental and eBook copies of this book are not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically, only the book itself is included. This is true even if the title states it includes any access cards, study guides, lab manuals, CDs, etc.

Rewards Program