You are considering an investment into an income producing
property (let’s call it Property A). The acquisition price is
$227,500 and you can finance it with a 70% loan to value ratio
mortgage with a 6% annual interest rate. This will be a fixed-rate
mortgage with constant monthly
The broker provides you with the following (incomplete) information
about Property A. You determine that you will make this investment
if it yields an after-tax internal rate of return on equity which
is greater than 12%.
You determine that you will hold Property A for three years and
then sell at the end of year 3.
The annual depreciation deduction you can claim on the property is
$5,833.
You do not expect to make any capital expenditures.
The incomplete pro-forma for Property A appears below. Incomplete
sections of the pro-forma are shaded grey.
Loan Terms
Acquisition Price | $227,500 | (100% of the acquisition price attributed to the structure) |
Loan to value ratio | 70% | |
Loan Amount |
$159,250 |
|
Interest Rate | 6% | Annual Rate; Monthly compounding |
Term to maturity; Amortization Term | 30 | years |
Additional Assumptions
Annual Depreciation Deduction | $5,833 | (Assuming Straight line depreciation 39 years) |
Ordinary Tax Rate | 30% | |
Going-out capitalization rate | 10.25% |
Year 1 2 3
Effective Gross Income | $35,000 | $36,050 | $37,132 |
less: Operating Expenditure | $ (12,250) | $(12,618) | $(12,996) |
less: Capital Expenditure | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Net Operating Income | $22,750 | $23,433 | $24,135 |
less: Debt Service | $ (11,457) | $(11,457) | $(11,457) |
Before Tax Cash Flow (Operations) | $11,293 | $11,975 | $12,678 |
less: Tax Liability | (A) | $(2,465) | $(2,715) |
After Tax Cash Flow (Operations) | (B) | $9,510 | $9,963 |
After Tax Cash from Sale | $82,888 | ||
Total After Tax Cash Flow | (C) | $9,510 | $92,852 |
Find the Tax Liability for Year 1 (ANSWER) , after tax cash flows from operations for Year 1 (ANSWER) , and Total After Tax Cash Flow for Year 1 (ANSWER)
Effective Gross Income | $35,000 | $36,050 | $37,132 |
less: Operating Expenditure | $ (12,250) | $(12,618) | $(12,996) |
less: Capital Expenditure | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Net Operating Income | $22,750 | $23,433 | $24,135 |
less: Debt Service | $ (11,457) | $(11,457) | $(11,457) |
Before Tax Cash Flow (Operations) | $11,293 | $11,975 | $12,678 |
less: Tax Liability | $ (3388) | $(2,465) | $(2,715) |
After Tax Cash Flow (Operations) | $ 7905 | $9,510 | $9,963 |
Add : Depreciation | $ 5833 | $ 5833 | $ 5833 |
After Tax Cash from Sale | $ 13738 | $ 15343 | $82,888 |
Total After Tax Cash Flow | $ 13738 | $ 15343 | $ 98684 |
Assuming that Operating expenditure includes depreciation expenses of $ 5833 and it should be added back to after tax cash flow for realsing actual cash flow from operations. Since Depreciation is not a cash expenses and it is considered only for tax purposes.
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