HARVARD UNIVERSITY GRADUATE SCHOOL OF DESIGN
GSD 5103: PUBLIC AND PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT
Discounted Cash Flow Analysis
• Review of the Setup • Income & Expense Escalation • Sale Price and Net Proceeds • Multi-Period Return Measures • Using Real Estate Financial Analysis Responsibly
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
1 OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
3 RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE 2
The Setup = 1st Stabilized Year of Operations
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
1 OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE 2
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
When Depreciating Mixed-Use Buildings, Apportion Building Cost by Use Depreciate Residential & Commercial Building Costs on Separate Recovery Schedules
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
Residential SF * $/SF Commercial SF * $/SF = Annual Depreciation 27.5 Years 39 Years
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
Taxable Income May Be Positive or Negative. Negative Taxable Income is Considered a Passive Loss.
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
Sole Purpose of Off-Sheet Calculation is to Determine Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
Sole Purpose of Off-Sheet Calculation is to Determine Taxable Income The Last Step to Completing the Setup is to Calculate the Tax Payment
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE 2
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
1 OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
THE SETUP
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
3 RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
SINGLE-PERIOD VS. MULTI-PERIOD RETURNS
ROTA ROE Unlev. BT IRR AT IRR IRR Single-Period Returns Multi-Period Returns
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
SINGLE-PERIOD VS. MULTI-PERIOD RETURNS
Year 1 NOI TDC or Asset Price
ROTA ROE Unlev. BT IRR AT IRR IRR Single-Period Returns Multi-Period Returns
ROTA
© Kristen Hunter 2016 THE SETUP
SINGLE-PERIOD VS. MULTI-PERIOD RETURNS
Year 1 CFAT Equity Invested
ROTA ROE Unlev. BT IRR AT IRR IRR Single-Period Returns Multi-Period Returns
After-Tax ROE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
1 OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
3 RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE 2
DCF = Setup for Each Operating Year + Proceeds from Sale in Final Year
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) * (1 + Escalation Rate %) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income * (1 + Escalation Rate %) Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) * (1 + Escalation Rate %) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income * (1 + Escalation Rate %) Effective Gross Income (EGI)
PRO FORMA 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
GROSS INCOME Market-Rate Apartments $2,112,000 $2,175,360 $2,240,621 $2,307,839 $2,377,075 $2,448,387 Affordable Apartments $287,910 $296,547 $305,444 $314,607 $324,045 $333,767 Retail Space $250,000 $257,500 $265,225 $273,182 $281,377 $289,819 Subtotal $2,649,910 $2,729,407 $2,811,290 $2,895,628 $2,982,497 $3,071,972
VACANCY (Residential Vacancy) ($143,995) ($148,314) ($152,764) ($157,347) ($162,067) ($166,929) (Retail Vacancy) ($25,000) ($25,750) ($26,523) ($27,318) ($28,138) ($28,982) Effective Gross Income $2,480,915 $2,555,343 $2,632,003 $2,710,963 $2,792,292 $2,876,061
Income Increases Each Year Vacancy & Credit Loss as well as Effective Gross Income (EGI) Do Not Require Adjustments, Automatically Account for Income Increases
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) * (1 + Escalation Rate %) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) * (1 + Escalation Rate %) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
PRO FORMA 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) ($528,000) ($543,840) ($560,155) ($576,960) ($594,269) ($612,097) (Real Estate Taxes) ($176,000) ($181,280) ($186,718) ($192,320) ($198,090) ($204,032) (Replacement Reserve) ($100,000) ($103,000) ($106,090) ($109,273) ($112,551) ($115,927) (Total Expenses) ($804,000) ($828,120) ($852,964) ($878,553) ($904,909) ($932,056) Expenses Increase Each Year
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) ADS Remains Constant (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest Decreases (Amortization) End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) Increases End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Increases Replacement Reserve (Depreciation) Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) Increases End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Increases Replacement Reserve Increases (Depreciation) Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) Increases End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Increases Replacement Reserve Increases (Depreciation) Constant Taxable Income
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) Increases End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Increases Replacement Reserve Increases (Depreciation) Constant Taxable Income TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing $839,474 $889,781 $941,598 $994,969 $1,049,941 Amortization $191,797 $201,610 $211,925 $222,767 $234,165 Replacement Reserve $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551 Depreciation ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) Taxable Income $603,688 $666,808 $732,029 $799,426 $869,073
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
AMORTIZATION Beginning of Year Outstanding Balance Interest (Amortization) Increases End of Year Outstanding Balance
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF) Amortization Increases Replacement Reserve Increases (Depreciation) Constant Taxable Income TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing $839,474 $889,781 $941,598 $994,969 $1,049,941 Amortization $191,797 $201,610 $211,925 $222,767 $234,165 Replacement Reserve $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551 Depreciation ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) Taxable Income $603,688 $666,808 $732,029 $799,426 $869,073 Taxable Income Increases Each Year © Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
INCOME Potential Gross Income (PGI) (Vacancy & Credit Loss) Additional Income Effective Gross Income (EGI)
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) (Real Estate Taxes) (Replacement Reserve) Net Operating Income (NOI)
DEBT (Annual Debt Service) (Ground Lease Payments) Cash Flow After Financing (CFAF)
TAXES (Tax Payment) Increases Cash Flow After Taxes (CFAT)
© Kristen Hunter 2016
DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
PRO FORMA ARCHITECTURE
OPERATING CASH FLOWS
ASSUMPTIONS
RETURN MEASURES
NET PROCEEDS OFF-SHEET CALCULATIONS FROM SALE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) 2 ($17,892,996) Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) 2 ($17,892,996) Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) 3 (Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735) Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) 2 ($17,892,996) Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) 3 (Mortgage Loan Payoff) 4 ($11,937,735) Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: NET BOOK VALUE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE NET BOOK VALUE Total Development Cost $20,000,000 = Replacement Reserve YR 1 - 5 Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) Net Book Value $17,892,996
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing $839,474 $889,781 $941,598 $994,969 $1,049,941 Amortization $191,797 $201,610 $211,925 $222,767 $234,165 Replacement Reserve $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551 Depreciation ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) Taxable Income $603,688 $666,808 $732,029 $799,426 $869,073
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: NET BOOK VALUE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE NET BOOK VALUE Total Development Cost $20,000,000 = Depreciation YR 1 - 5 Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) Net Book Value $17,892,996
TAXABLE INCOME Cash Flow After Financing $839,474 $889,781 $941,598 $994,969 $1,049,941 Amortization $191,797 $201,610 $211,925 $222,767 $234,165 Replacement Reserve $100,000 $103,000 $106,090 $109,273 $112,551 Depreciation ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) ($527,584) Taxable Income $603,688 $666,808 $732,029 $799,426 $869,073
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) 2 ($17,892,996) Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
ESTIMATING THE FUTURE SALE PRICE
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
PRO FORMA 0 1 2 3 4 5 6
GROSS INCOME Market-Rate Apartments $2,112,000 $2,175,360 $2,240,621 $2,307,839 $2,377,075 $2,448,387 Affordable Apartments $287,910 $296,547 $305,444 $314,607 $324,045 $333,767 Retail Space $250,000 $257,500 $265,225 $273,182 $281,377 $289,819 Subtotal $2,649,910 $2,729,407 $2,811,290 $2,895,628 $2,982,497 $3,071,972
VACANCY (Residential Vacancy) ($143,995) ($148,314) ($152,764) ($157,347) ($162,067) ($166,929) (Retail Vacancy) ($25,000) ($25,750) ($26,523) ($27,318) ($28,138) ($28,982) Effective Gross Income $2,480,915 $2,555,343 $2,632,003 $2,710,963 $2,792,292 $2,876,061
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) ($528,000) ($543,840) ($560,155) ($576,960) ($594,269) ($612,097) (Real Estate Taxes) ($176,000) ($181,280) ($186,718) ($192,320) ($198,090) ($204,032) (Replacement Reserve) ($100,000) ($103,000) ($106,090) ($109,273) ($112,551) ($115,927) (Total Expenses) ($804,000) ($828,120) ($852,964) ($878,553) ($904,909) ($932,056)
NET OPERATING INCOME $1,676,915 $1,727,223 $1,779,040 $1,832,411 $1,887,383 $1,944,005
Debt Service ($837,442) ($837,442) ($837,442) ($837,442) ($837,442)
CASH FLOW AFTER FINANCING $839,474 $889,781 $941,598 $994,969 $1,049,941
Tax Payment ($211,291) ($233,383) ($256,210) ($279,799) ($304,176)
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766
Project NOI Until 1 Year Past Operating Period Year N + 1 = Future Buyer’s Year 1 © Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
ESTIMATING THE FUTURE SALE PRICE: CAPITALIZATION RATES
NOI = Debt Service + BTCF
÷ ÷ ÷
Value = Mortgage + Equity
= = =
Cap Rate Mortgage Return Constant
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
ESTIMATING THE FUTURE SALE PRICE: CAPITALIZATION RATES
NOI = Debt Service + BTCF
÷ Value x Cap÷ Rate = NOI ÷
Value = Mortgage + Equity
= = =
Cap Rate Mortgage Return Constant
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
ESTIMATING THE FUTURE SALE PRICE: CAPITALIZATION RATES
NOI = Debt Service + BTCF
÷ Value x Cap÷ Rate = NOI ÷
Value = Mortgage + Equity = NOI ÷ Cap= Rate = Value ✓=
Cap Rate Mortgage Return Constant
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
SALE PRICE = YEAR 6 NOI ÷ CAP RATE
PRO FORMA 1 6
GROSS INCOME Market-Rate Apartments $2,112,000 $2,448,387 SALE PRICE = $27,771,494 Affordable Apartments $287,910 $333,767 Retail Space $250,000 $289,819 Subtotal $2,649,910 $3,071,972 $1,944,005 0.07 VACANCY (Residential Vacancy) ($143,995) ($166,929) (Retail Vacancy) ($25,000) ($28,982) Effective Gross Income $2,480,915 $2,876,061
EXPENSES (Operating Expenses) ($528,000) ($612,097) (Real Estate Taxes) ($176,000) ($204,032) (Replacement Reserve) ($100,000) ($115,927) (Total Expenses) ($804,000) ($932,056)
NET OPERATING INCOME $1,676,915 $1,944,005
© Kristen Hunter 2016 SALE PRICE & PROCEEDS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494 Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
SALE PRICE = $27,771,494
$1,944,005 0.07
© Kristen Hunter 2016 SALE PRICE & PROCEEDS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494 Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
© Kristen Hunter 2016 SALE PRICE & PROCEEDS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494 Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
GAIN ON SALE HAS 2 COMPONENTS: Capital Gain in Excess of 15% Gain Attributable to Accumulated Depreciation Depreciation, Taxed @ 25%
Gain on Sale on Gain Accumulated Gain in Excess of Accumulated Depreciation 25% Depreciation, Taxed @ 15%
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) 3 (Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735) Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT Capital Gain in Excess of Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 15% Depreciation Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 Sale on Gain Accumulated Depreciation 25% Capital Gains Tax ($877,801)
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT Capital Gain in Excess of Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 15% Depreciation Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 Sale on Gain Accumulated Depreciation 25% Capital Gains Tax ($877,801)
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT Capital Gain in Excess of Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 15% Depreciation Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 Sale on Gain Accumulated Depreciation 25% Capital Gains Tax ($877,801)
CAPITAL GAIN = GAIN ON SALE — ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT Capital Gain in Excess of Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 15% Depreciation Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 Sale on Gain Accumulated Depreciation 25% Capital Gains Tax ($877,801)
TAX PAYMENT = DEP. RECAPTURE TAX + CAPITAL GAINS TAX
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Mortgage Loan Payoff) 4 ($11,937,735) Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
AMORTIZATION 1 5 Beginning of Year Outstanding Principal $13,000,000 $12,171,900 © Kristen Hunter 2016 End of Year Outstanding Principal ($12,808,203) ($11,937,735) DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Accumulated Depreciation) ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) ($17,892,996)
Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575)
(Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735)
Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
NET BOOK VALUE CAPITAL GAIN ON SALE
Total Development Cost $20,000,000 Sale Price $27,771,494
Replacement Reserve $530,914 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Accumulated Depreciation) 1 ($2,637,918) (Net Book Value) 2 ($17,892,996) Net Book Value $17,892,996 Capital Gain on Sale $8,489,923
TAX PAYMENT NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE
Accumulated Depreciation $2,637,918 Sale Price $27,771,494
Depreciation Recapture Tax ($659,479) (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) 3 (Mortgage Loan Payoff) 4 ($11,937,735) Capital Gain in Excess of Dep. $5,852,005 (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280)
Capital Gains Tax ($877,801) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 DISCOUNTED CASH FLOW ANALYSIS
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE: PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
NET PROCEEDS FROM SALE Sale Price $27,771,494 (Sale Expenses) ($1,388,575) (Mortgage Loan Payoff) ($11,937,735) (Tax Payment) ($1,537,280) Net Proceeds from Sale $12,907,903
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE
FV 5 $ $ $ $ $ $
PV $
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
Net Present Value = Present Value of Future Cash Flows — Investment
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE
Present Value Interest Rate Future Value Future Value Interest Rate Present Value @ 5 Years @ 5 Years $100,000 2% $110,408 $100,000 12% $56,743 $100,000 4% $121,665 $100,000 10% $62,092 $100,000 6% $133,823 $100,000 8% $68,058
$100,000 8% $146,933 $100,000 6% $74,726 $100,000 10% $161,051 $100,000 4% $82,193
$100,000 12% $176,234 $100,000 2% $90,573
Increasing Interest Rate Increasing Interest Rate = Increasing Future Value = Decreasing Present Value
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
Components (Equity Invested) CFAT Years 1 -5 Net Sale Proceeds Discount Rate © Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
Components (Equity Invested) CFAT Years 1 -5 Net Sale Proceeds Discount Rate © Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
Components (Equity Invested) CFAT Years 1 -5 Net Sale Proceeds Discount Rate © Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
Components (Equity Invested) CFAT Years 1 -5 Net Sale Proceeds Discount Rate © Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Present Value $628,183 1 ($571,075) (1 + .10)
($ ?)
($ ?)
($ ?)
($ ?) ($ ?) TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Present Value ($571,075) $656,398 2 ($542,478) (1 + .10)
($ ?)
($ ?)
($ ?) ($ ?) TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Present Value ($571,075)
($542,478) $685,388 (1 + .10)3 ($514,942)
($ ?)
($ ?) ($ ?) TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Present Value ($571,075)
($542,478)
($514,942) $715,170 4 ($488,471) (1 + .10)
($ ?) ($ ?) TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Present Value ($571,075)
($542,478)
($514,942)
($488,471) $13,653,669 5 ($8,477,854) (1 + .10)
($ ?) TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
Present Value $571,075
$542,478
$514,942
$488,471
$8,477,854 $10,594,820 TOTAL © Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NPV: DISCOUNTING AFTER-TAX CASH FLOWS
5 PV $ $ $ $ @ 10% Discount Rate $ ? $ CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669 YEAR 0 Net Present Value: $10,594,820 PV — $7,000,000 Equity $3,594,820 NPV
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
AFTER-TAX IRR 20.8%
NET PRESENT VALUE (NPV) $3,594,820 CFAT 10% DISCOUNT RATE
Components Discount Rate CFAT Years 1 -5 Net Sale Proceeds (Equity Invested) © Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
IRR = Discount Rate % at Which NPV = 0 PV of Future Cash Flows is the Same as the Amount Invested
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
Compared to the NPV Discount Rate, is the IRR <, =, or >?
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
: Net Present Value Calculation vs. Internal Rate of Return:
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
$ NPV ($ NPV) IRR > 10% IRR = 10% NPV = 0 IRR < 10%
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
NPV: discounts future cash flows at a specified interest rate (hurdle). If the PV of those cash flows > Investment, NPV is positive. PV < Investment, NPV is negative.
© Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
: Net Present Value Calculation vs. Internal Rate of Return:
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
$ NPV ($ NPV) IRR > 10% IRR = 10% NPV = 0 IRR < 10%
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
NPV + è IRR é NPV 0 è IRR = NPV — è IRR ê
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
: Net Present Value Calculation vs. Internal Rate of Return:
Comparing Amount Invested with PV of Future Cash Flows
$ NPV ($ NPV) IRR > 10% IRR = 10% NPV = 0 IRR < 10%
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
NPV + è IRR é NPV 0 è IRR = NPV — è IRR ê
NPV > 0 è IRR > % NPV < 0 è IRR < %
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
: Net Present Value Calculation vs. Internal Rate of Return:
Comparing Investment with PV of Future Cash Flows
$ NPV ($ NPV) IRR > 10% IRR = 10% NPV = 0 IRR < 10%
Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF Investment PV FCF
IRR: Through trial and error calculates the discount rate at which the PV of the future cash flows is precisely the same as the amount invested. If NPV = 0, then the NPV discount rate is the same as the IRR.
© Kristen Hunter 2016
MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
RETURN MEASURES: NET PRESENT VALUE & IRR
RETURN MEASURES 0 1 2 3 4 5
RETURN ON TOTAL ASSETS (ROTA) 8.4% Year 1 NOI / TDC
RETURN ON EQUITY (ROE) 9.0% Year 1 CFAT / Equity Invested
CASH FLOW AFTER TAXES $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $745,766 Net Proceeds From Sale $12,907,903 ($7,000,000) $628,183 $656,398 $685,388 $715,170 $13,653,669
AFTER-TAX IRR 20.8%
NET PRESENT VALUE (NPV) $3,594,820 CFAT 10% DISCOUNT RATE
$3,594,820 10.0% 12.5% 15.0% 17.5% 20.0% 22.5% NPV $3,594,820 $2,581,684 $1,690,418 $903,963 $207,951 ($409,761)
© Kristen Hunter 2016 MULTI-PERIOD RETURN MEASURES
SINGLE-PERIOD VS. MULTI-PERIOD RETURNS
ROTA ROE Unlev. BT IRR AT IRR IRR Single-Period Returns Multi-Period Returns
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
§ Don’t Deceive Yourself or Others with Wishful Thinking: Be Realistic
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
§ Don’t Deceive Yourself or Others with Wishful Thinking: Be Realistic
§ Keep Your Eye on the Horizon: Know Where You Are in the Market Cycle
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
§ Don’t Deceive Yourself or Others with Wishful Thinking: Be Realistic
§ Keep Your Eye on the Horizon: Know Where You Are in the Market Cycle
§ Calculation Precision Cannot Substitute for Good Judgment
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
§ Don’t Deceive Yourself or Others with Wishful Thinking: Be Realistic
§ Keep Your Eye on the Horizon: Know Where You Are in the Market Cycle
§ Calculation Precision Cannot Substitute for Good Judgment
§ Balance Financial & Non-Financial Returns
© Kristen Hunter 2016 USING FINANCIAL ANALYSIS RESPONSIBLY
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE LESSONS
§ Financial Analysis Represents a Series of Project Decisions
§ Don’t Deceive Yourself or Others with Wishful Thinking: Be Realistic
§ Keep Your Eye on the Horizon: Know Where You Are in the Market Cycle
§ Calculation Precision Cannot Substitute for Good Judgment
§ Balance Financial & Non-Financial Returns
§ Finding a Solution is not Necessarily the Same as Calculating an Answer
© Kristen Hunter 2016