Fundamental Issues in Real Estate Investment Analysis
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1 C O N T E N T S PREFACE XVii P A R T O N E Fundamental Issues in Real Estate Investment Analysis C H A P T E R 1 The Real Estate Investment Decision 2 Investment Analysis: Art and Science 3 Who Are Real Estate Investors? 4 Why Invest In Real Estate? 6 How Have Real Estate Investments Performed? 8 Definitions and Concepts 9 Investment Value: An Overview 12 Summary 20 Notes 22 Recommended Reading 23 Internet References 23 Review Questions 24 Discussion Questions 24 C H A P T E R 2 Investment Strategy and Market Efficiency 26 Real Estate Assets: Supply, Demand, and Price 27 Market Efficiency and Profit Opportunities 36 Strategy Implications 42 Summary 44
2 Contents Notes 45 Recommended Reading 45 Internet References 46 Review Questions 46 Discussion Questions 47 C H A P T E R 3 Land Utilization and the Rental Value of Real Estate 48 Economic Factors in Land Utilization 49 Linkages and "Natural" Zoning 53 The Market for Rental Space 57 Why Investors Need Market Research 58 Summary 59 Notes 59 Recommended Reading 60 Review Questions 61 Discussion Questions 61 Part One: Case Problem 62 P A R T T W O Market Research and Cash-Flow Forecasting 65 C H A P T E R 4 Market Research Tools and Techniques 66 Why Market Research Is Needed 67 The Extent of Market Research 68 Market Research Design 71 Preparing the Research Report 74 Data Sources 75 Descriptive Research 78 Geographic Information Systems (GIS) 80 Summary 83 Notes 84 Recommended Reading 85
3 Review Questions 86 Discussion Questions 86 Appendix 4.A: Data Sources 88 C H A P T E R 5 Reconstructing the Operating History Introducing the Operating Statement 93 Types of Leases 94 Estimation of the Ability to Command Rent 95 Estimation of Operating Expenses 100 An Apartment Building Example 100 From Reconstruction to Forecast 106 Summary 106 Notes 107 Internet References 107 Review Questions 108 Discussion Questions 108 Problems 108 C H A P T E R 6 Forecasting Income and Property Value Gross Income Forecasting 111 Forecasting Operating Expenses 115 Forecasting Net Operating Income 116 Estimating Future Market Value 119 Additional Information Needed 122 Summary 122 Recommended Reading 123 Internet References 124 Review Questions 124 Discussion Questions 125 Problems 125 Part Two: Case Problem 127
4 Contents 1 P * " T T H R E E J Using Borrowed Money 129 C H A P T E R 7 Financial Leverage and Investment Analysis The Reasons Why Leverage Is So Popular 131 Measuring Financial Leverage 135 What Is the Right Amount of Financial Leverage? 136 Today's Lenders 141 Summary 143 Note 143 Recommended Reading 144 Internet References 144 Review Questions 145 Discussion Questions 145 Problems 145 C H A P T E R 8 Credit Instruments and Borrowing Arrangements The Instruments for Credit 149 Mortgage Restructuring 152 Alternative Financing Strategies 155 Government-Sponsored Credit 156 Summary 158 Notes 158 Recommended Reading 159 Internet References 159 Review Questions 159 Discussion Questions 160 Problems 161 C H A P T E R 9 The Cost of Borrowed Money 162 Interest Costs and Rates 163 Comparison of Financing Alternatives 170
5 Incorporating Leverage into the Operating Projection 1 Summary 180 Recommended Reading 180 Internet References 180 Review Questions 181 Discussion Questions 181 Problems 181 Part Three: Case Problem 184 P A R T F O U R j Income Tax Considerations 185 C H A P T E R 10 Fundamental Income Tax Issues 186 The Tax Basis: Its Nature and Significance 187 The Initial Tax Basis 187 Allocation of the Initial Tax Basis 188 Adjustment of the Basis for Cost Recovery 190 Other Adjustments to the Tax Basis 193 Forecasting After-Tax Cash Flows 194 Tax Consequences of Ownership Form 196 Tax Consequences of Financial Leverage 200 Income Tax Credits for Property Rehabilitation 201 Limitations On the Deductibility of Losses 201 An Exception for Small-Scale Operators 203 Foreign Investors' Taxes 204 The Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) 204 Tax Consequences of Property Sales 205 Summary 205 Recommended Reading 206 Internet References 206 Review Questions 207 Discussion Questions 207 Problems 208
6 ntents C H A P T E R 11 Tax Consequences of Property Disposal 210 Computation of Realized Gain or Loss 211 Tax Treatment of Realized Gain or Loss 212 Estimating Cash Flow from Selling Maegen's Magic Manor 215 When Are Realized Gains or Losses Recognized? 216 Use of the Installment Sales Method 216 Like-Kind Exchanges (1031 Exchanges) 221 Section 1033 Rollover: Casualty and Eminent Domain 223 Gifts of Property 224 Summary 226 Note 226 Recommended Reading 226 Internet Reference 227 Review Questions 227 Discussion Questions 227 Problems 227 Part Four: Case Problem 229 p A B T F 1 v E I Measures of Investment Performance 231 C H A P T E R 12 Traditional Measures of Investment Worth 232 Ratio Analysis 233 Traditional Profitability Measures 236 Adjustments for More Rational Analysis 240 Summary 242 Recommended Reading 242 Internet References 242 Review Questions 242 Discussion Questions 242 Problems 243
7 Contents xi C H A P T E R 13 Discounted Cash-Flow Analysis 244 Present Value 245 Net Present Value (NPV) 247 Internal Rate of Return (IRR) 247 Comparing Net Present Value and Internal Rate of Return 255 Approaches to Shore Up Internal Rate of Return 256 Summary 259 Notes 260 Recommended Reading 260 Internet Reference 260 Review Questions 261 Discussion Questions 261 Problems 261 C H A P T E R 14 Investment Goals and Decision Criteria 262 The Choice of a Discount Rate 263 Investment Decisions and Decision Rules 266 Investment Value and Investment Strategy 268 Application of the Discounted Cash-Flow Technique 269 Summary 276 Notes 277 Recommended Reading 277 Internet Reference 277 Review Questions 277 Discussion Questions 278 Problems 278 Part Five: Case Problem 279
8 xii Contents j P A R T 8 1 X J The Risk Element 283 C H A P T E R 15 Risk in Real Estate Investment 284 Key Risk Elements 285 Controlling Risk 291 Risk Preferences and Profit Expectations 295 Measuring Risk 297 Summary. 298 Recommended Reading 298 Internet References 298 Review Questions 298 Discussion Questions 299 C H A P T E R 16 Traditional Risk-Adjustment Methods 300 The Payback-Period Approach 301 The Risk-Adjusted Discount Rate 302 The Certainty-Equivalent Technique 304 Partitioning Present Values 305 Sensitivity Analysis 309 Summary 313 Notes 314 Recommended Reading 314 Review Questions 314 Discussion Questions 315 C H A P T E R 17 Contemporary Risk Measures 316 Probability as a Risk Measure 318 Interpreting Risk Measures 323 Standard Deviation and the Discounted Cash-Flow Model 329 Dealing with More Complex Cash-Flow Patterns 334 Summary 340
9 Contents xiii Notes 340 Recommended Reading 340 Review Questions 341 Discussion Questions 341 C H A P T E R 18 Risk Management in a Portfolio Context 342 Modern Portfolio Theory and Risk Management 343 The Role of Real Estate in the Efficient Portfolio 347 Diversification Strategies for Real Estate 348 Summary 349 Notes 350 Recommended Reading 350 Internet References 351 Review Questions 351 Discussion Questions 352 Part Six: Case Problem 353 P A R T S E V E N The Real Estate Investment Analysis Process Illustrated 355 C H A P T E R 19 Investment Feasibility Analysis 356 The Nature of the Feasibility Question 357 Steps in the Feasibility Analysis Process 360 Preliminary Financial Feasibility 361 Format for a Feasibility Report 368 Summary 370 Notes 371 Recommended Reading 371 Internet Reference 372 Review Questions 372 Discussion Questions 372 Problems 373
10 xiv Contents C H A P T E R 20 Subdivision Proposal Analysis 374 The Subdivision Process 375 Industrial Subdivision: A Case Study 377 Summary 386 Recommended Reading 386 Internet References 386 Review Questions 387 Discussion Questions 387 C H A P T E R 21 Development and Rehabilitation 388 Overview of Real Estate Development 389 A Development Case Study 392 Rehabilitation 397 Commercial Rehabilitation: A Case Study 400 Summary 405 Recommended Reading 405 Internet References 406 Review Questions 406 Discussion Questions 407 C H A P T E R 22 Industrial Property, Office Building, and Shopping Center Analysis 408 Industrial Building Investments 409 An Industrial Building Case Study 412 Office Building Investments 416 An Office Building Case Study 417 Shopping Center Investments 423 A Shopping Center Case Study 425 Summary 433 Note 433 Recommended Reading 433
11 Contents XV Internet References 434 Review Questions 434 Discussion Questions 434 Part Seven: Case Problem 436 P A R T E I G H T Real Estate as a Security 439 C H A P T E R 23 Real Estate Investment Trusts 440 REIT Regulation 441 REIT Management 442 REIT Assets 443 REITs as Investment Vehicles 444 REIT Mutual Funds 448 How REITs Are Evaluated 449 Sources of REIT Information 449 Summary 450 Notes 450 Recommended Reading 451 Internet References 451 Review Questions 452 Discussion Questions 452 Part Eight: Case Problem 453 A P P E N D I X A Mathematics of Compounding and Discounting 455 Conceptual Basis for Compounding and Discounting 455 How Money Placed on Deposit Will Grow 456 Present Value of a Future Amount 459 How a Series of Deposits Will Grow 462
12 xvi Contents Present Value of an Annuity 463 Present Value of a Perpetual Annuity 466 Payments to Amortize a Loan 467 Extending the Usefulness of Financial Tables 470 A P P E N D I X Compounding and Discounting with Financial Calculators 477 Future Value of a Dollar 477 Compound Value of an Annuity 479 Present Value of a Dollar 480 Present Value of a Level Annuity 481 Amount to Amortize $1 (Mortgage Constant) 482 Recommended Reading 483 B A P P E N D I X Normal Distribution Table 484 C A P P E N D I X A Closer Look at Like-Kind Exchanges 485 Tax Consequences 485 Tax Basis of Acquired Property 488 Effect of Losses in Section 1031 Exchanges 492 Allocating the Substitute Basis 494 Nonsimultaneous Exchanges 495 Exchanges between Related Parties 495 Note 496 Recommended Reading 496 Review Questions 496 Problems 496 D GLOSSARY 498 INDEX 525
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