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Title: Income Approach to Valuation


1
Income Approach to Valuation
  • AGEC 422
  • Dr. Curtis F Lard

2
Income Capitalization Approach
  • Anticipated future income and/or reversions are
    discounted to a present worth figure through the
    Capitalization Process.
  • NOI Net-to-Land
  • Cap Rate Cap Rate

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3
Steps in Income Approach to Valuation
  • Define problem
  • Develop appropriate budgets
  • Estimate Net-to-Land or NOI
  • Apply the Capitalization Formula (V NOI / Cap
    Rate)

4
Assumptions
  • Able to quantify benefits
  • Able to estimate the Cap rate from the market

5
Uses in Valuation
  • Farmlands
  • Ranches
  • Apartments
  • Income Producing Properties

6
Budget
  • Budget A written plan for future action,
    including the quantified anticipated results.
    What to expect money-wise from a course of action
    before that action is taken.
  • Economic Costs Returns

7
Use of Budget
  • Projected Profitability
  • Financial Feasibility (cash flow)
  • Marketing

8
Value
  • Net Operating Income
  • Capitalization Rate

Value
9
Budget for Residential Income Property (Annual
Basis)Income
  • Income
  • Potential Rental Income (Duplex)
  • Add Misc. Income
  • Less Vacancy/Cancellation Loss
  • 600/mo x 12 months 14,400
  • No Misc Income 0
  • 5 in Vacancy Losses 720
  • Effective Gross Income 13,680

10
Budget for Residential Income Property
ContinuedFixed Expenses
  • Expenses
  • Fixed (does not vary with use)
  • Insurance 600
  • Taxes 1800
  • Total Fixed Expenses 2400

11
Budget for Residential Income Property
ContinuedVariable Expenses
  • Expenses (continued)
  • Variable (vary with use)
  • Management Fee (5) 720
  • Painting 120
  • Exterminating 100
  • Repair/Maintenance 400
  • Total Variable Expenses 1340

12
Budget for Residential Income Property Continued
  • Other Expenses
  • Replacement Reserves 480
  • Total Operating Expenses
  • Fixed Expenses 2400
  • Variable Expenses 1340
  • Replacement Reserves 480
  • TOTAL EXPENSES 4220

13
Budget for Residential Income Property
ContinuedNet Operating Income
  • Effective Gross Income
  • Total Operating Expenses
  • Net Operating Income
  • 13,680
  • 4,220
  • 9,460

14
Value
Net Operating Income Capitalization
Rate 9,460 / 9.5 99,579
Value
15
Cap Rate Opportunity Cost for Long-term
capital reflects
  • Interest rates
  • Other rates of return
  • Recapture
  • Type of property
  • Risks
  • Nature of property
  • Terms of sale
  • Personal preference
  • Tax bracket of capitalist
  • Property taxes (rates and valuation)

16
Market Cap Rate
  • Market Cap Rate NOI / ASP
  • NOI Net Operating Income
  • ASP Adjusted Sales Price
  • Cap Rate includes
  • A return on investment
  • A return of investment

17
Examples of Cap Rates
  • Properties 1, 2 3 Est. Cap
    Rate
  • NOI 8148, ASP 125,952, ? 6.40
  • NOI 6690, ASP 121,800, ? 5.49
  • NOI 7859, ASP 124,500, ? 6.31
  • Reconciliation Process Cap Rate 6.3
  • Est. of Value of S.P. NOISP / 6.3
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