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Doss [256]
2 years ago
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An investment group bought a building with 12 apartments for $872,473. The apartments rent monthly: 3 @ $600, 3 @ $750, 3 @ $800

, and 3 penthouses @ $1000. The group has a 7% vacancy rate and expenses of $9,490. What will be the annual rate of return on this building?
Business
1 answer:
Airida [17]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: 10%

If 12  apartments will be rented out  monthly: 3 @ $600 will earn 1800, 3 @ $750 earns 2250, 3 @ $800 earns 2400 , and 3 penthouses @ $1000 earns 3000. Accumulated rentals in one  month is $9450, in one year is $9450*12=$113,400.

The group has a 7% vacancy rate (113,400*.07= 7,938) and expenses of $9,490.

The annual earnings of this building is computed as:

113,400-7,938-9,490

$95,972

If the apartments were bought at $872,473, the annual rate of return is:

95972/872473

10.99=

<span>10%</span>

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