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Package: Real Estate Development Modeling
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- Package 5: Merger Modeling Topics
- Package 6: Leveraged Buyout Modeling
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- Package: Private Company Valuation
- Package: Super-Complex M&A LBO Modeling
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Package: Real Estate Development Modeling
Real estate takes a different twist from traditional companies in that it doesn't sell or produce any goods. As such, the process of building up the P&L requires a different logic. From quantifying the costs of a development project to the revenue build-up, we explore a master plan for community and condo development to a commercial hotel project.
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IRR Calculation
I get 23.5% for IRR (with TV) not 29.6%
I get 23.5% for IRR (with TV) not 29.6%
Why is interest expense not added to pre-tax income?
so the reason to not include interest expense in your pre-tax income is because interest on this type of mortgage is not tax deductible?
so the reason to not include interest expense in your pre-tax income is because interest on this type of mortgage is not tax deductible?
Filled Out Template
is there a way to get a copy of the template completely filled out correctly? This would be helpful for checking my work : )
is there a way to get a copy of the template completely filled out correctly? This would be helpful for checking my work : )
Let's say the construction loan is good for 24 months but the actual construction period is only 22 months. Hypothetically it has been determined revenue will not be sufficient enough to make any payments on a loan until month 25 resulting in two additional months beyond construction completion that... Let's say the construction loan is good for 24 months but the actual construction period is only 22 months. Hypothetically it has been determined revenue will not be sufficient enough to make any payments on a loan until month 25 resulting in two additional months beyond construction completion that would need assistance from an interest reserve fund. If I wanted to account for this within the interest reserve would month 23 's interest reserve amount is based on the last construction draw (in month 22)? Does this now mean the interest reserve amount in month 24 is paying interest, not on any construction draws (since construction is complete) but instead applied interest to the interest reserve amount in month 23? Read More