4. Deal Criteria Refresher
1. 9.5% Going in Cap Rate
2. $500,000 Minimum
3. 150 Units + Room for Expansion
4. Default Transactions – Short Sale
Opportunities with Strong upside
5. Development – Case By Case
6. Conversion Opportunities - Ditto
7. Capitalization Rate
Measures the relationship
between the income
generated by the property
(NOI) and the Asking/Sales
Price. *The Standard for
Determining Value in
Commercial Real Estate
8. Capitalization Rate
Cap rate = Net operating income
Asking/Sales Price
Capitalization rate = $80,526
$800,000
Capitalization rate = .10 or 10%
*10% Rate of Return
9. Interest Rate Sensitive
When interest rates go down, cap
rates go down, when interest rates are
up, cap rates are up.
I Buy at cap rates that are typically 2-
3% above market cap rates
10.
11. Market Analysis – Site Tour
Main Road with high traffic count?
Residential/retail or Industrial?
High Growth or Stabilized Market?
Near hi-density housing/apartments?
12. Market Analysis
Visit Economic Development & Chamber
(And their Website)
Current Population and Historical Growth
or Decline
Job Growth – Up, Down, Flat?
14. Supply Index
Step 1
Net Rentable
Square Footage = Square Footage
Population Per Person
Step 2
Square Footage
Per Person = Supply Index
7.5 – 7.8
*If above 100%, NRSF is above Nat’l Average
15. Ideal Market Demographics
5,000 people within a 1 mile radius
40,000 within 3 miles
80,000 within 5 miles
Median Income of $45,000 or More
Traffic Count of 10,000+ cars/day
25% of the Housing = Multi-Family
16. Competition
Proximity – Next door or 5 miles away?
Better location – Main street or off path?
Curb Appeal – Good, bad, ugly, Unit mix
Amenities – Retail, Trucks, Climate Control,
Surveillance, Business Center?
Pricing Compared to Subject Property?
Strong Competition, or Opportunity?