Real estate

I said hotel for depreciation due to some of the hints inthe table. If I remember correctly from the readings, warehouses depreciate very little because they are easy to construct and usually in industrial areas. For the one about leverage, I said BOI method (weight debt x cost)…etc. I got totally f*cked in this section where if should’ve been easy “gimme” points.

It was band of investment as it looks for mortgages and leverage. Built up is sum of various discount rates.

BOI cool. Still, I am getting owned here today. I hope we are just reviewing the tough q’s and the rest we got 90% right. I thought the depreciation q wording asked: which property is expected to depreciate, not which had the highest depr expense. If I buy a hotel in NYC and sell it 10 years from now I hope it appreciates. With a warehouse, they can build em quickly and with specs to meet specific needs, the one I purchased might not be desirable 10 years down the road so it is likely to depreciate. Return in warehouse is income, in a hotel it is cap apprec. **grasp**

sales and gross income? I said no and no. Dont you need MV and NOI for market extraction?

It has to be hotel for depr – I mean there didn’t seem any use of the given Risk premium data otherwise… and yes it was BOI for debt qt…

  1. warehouse depre most; 2. ?? 3. ?? 4. tax higher overestimates MV-GIM: Y Y 5. band-of-inv. 6. mkt extr: Y N can someone remember #2 and #3?

I put hotel too as most depriciative assets - Higher beta too- Property 4

I put hotel too as most depriciative assets - Highest beta too- Property 4

number two was calculating the MV of warehouse using the cap rate. 5.3MM i think it came out to. number three was calculating MV of property 2 giving GIM and sales price of property 1 don’t remember the number.

I put hotel. I also work in real estate and my manager says he’d put hotel given the info…

It was simple MV/R0

I picked property 4 as depreciating the most. It’s market value was discounted the most. I guess that is a -1

def warehouse - remember income is not expected from cap appreciation with with warehouse which can only mean one thing

Any takers to check CFAI materials to look for the answer - warehouse or hotel? I went for warehouse. Too lazy to read through CFAI text now.

misslee Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > number two was calculating the MV of warehouse > using the cap rate. > > 5.3MM i think it came out to. > > > number three was calculating MV of property 2 > giving GIM and sales price of property 1 > > don’t remember the number. think it was 7.2 million or something like that…

yep 2 was 5.2, 3 was 7.2 and 1 was WAREHOUSE!

7.2mm sounds right. i want to say warehouse as well. or HOPING it’s warehouse. R=r-g… the only instance g is negative is warehouse.

i said Yes and Yes to if sales/gross income OVERSTATED value

what was the actual question?

I chose warehouse as well - you construct a warehouse and theres no income or capital appreciation. However, I can see how Hotel could be right as well.