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Real Estate Appraisal Income Approach and Cap Rates

Net operating income, capitalization rates, and gross rent multiplier concepts used in the income approach to value.

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30 basic cards for Appraisal Licensing Real Estate Appraisal. It opens with "What is the income approach to appraisal?" and "What does NOI stand for?". More Professional Certifications decks are listed below.

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What is the income approach to appraisal?
Show answerA valuation method that estimates property value based on the income it generates
What does NOI stand for?
Show answerNet Operating Income
Define net operating income (NOI).
Show answerThe annual income remaining after deducting all operating expenses from effective gross income
What is capitalization rate (cap rate)?
Show answerThe annual net operating income expressed as a percentage of the property value
Write the direct capitalization formula.
Show answerProperty Value = NOI / Cap Rate
What is gross rent multiplier (GRM)?
Show answerThe ratio of property price to annual gross rental income
Write the GRM formula.
Show answerGRM = Property Price / Annual Gross Rental Income
What is potential gross income (PGI)?
Show answerThe total income a property would generate if fully occupied and all rent were collected
What are vacancy and collection losses?
Show answerReductions to income caused by vacant units and tenants who fail to pay rent
What is effective gross income (EGI)?
Show answerPotential gross income minus vacancy and collection losses
What must be excluded from operating expenses?
Show answerDebt service (principal and interest) and owner's income taxes
Name four categories typically included in operating expenses.
Show answerProperty taxes, insurance, utilities, maintenance, repairs, management fees, and administrative costs
What is direct capitalization?
Show answerA valuation method that divides a single-year NOI by a market cap rate to estimate property value
What is yield capitalization?
Show answerA valuation method that discounts future cash flows over multiple years using a discount rate
Define stabilized NOI.
Show answerThe normal, sustainable annual NOI after adjusting for non-recurring or unusual items

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