Commercial Real Estate & Lending
Commercial Real Estate & Lending
1. NOI – net operating income
How durable is the income?
2. Cap Rate – capitalization rate
Investor who makes knowledgeable decisions will have a reason they use a certain cap rate. Rate of return
3. DCR – debt coverage ratio
Lenders tool to require cash flow higher on more risky loans. Discounting NOI.
4. Economic Value – NOI/Cap Rate
Divide net operating income by cap rate
5. Loan amount, down payment determined by NOI & DCR
Usually varies from 115 to 150 meaning NOI is 115 to 150% of payment.
- Basic Terms, Basic Math
- Example Property Transaction – Purchase Price of $1,000,000 - Loan Amount of $650,000
- Gross Rents/Yr. of $100,000 - Owner Cash Exp. of $15,000
- Loan Interest Rate of 8.375% - P.I. Payment of $5,180/mo.
- Net-Operating-Income = Gross Rents/Yr. – (minus) Owner Cash Expenses
N.O.I. = $100,000 - $15,000 = $85,000
- Capitalization Rate = N.O.I./(divided by) Purchase Price (or Appraised Value IF seasoned 24mos.)
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Cap. Rate = $85,000 / $1,000,000 = 0.085 -or- 8.50%
- Debt-Service-Coverage-Ratio = N.O.I. / (divided by) Total Annual Mortgage Payment (P.I. x 12)
DSCR = $85,000 / $62,160 = 1.36x
Ging M.E. McIntyre
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Antelope Valley Commercial
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661 609 9428
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