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Gross Income Multiplier (GIM) for Real Estate Comps

The GIM can be used to compare properties or can be averaged across properties to determine a market GIM rate, which can then be applied to a property under investment consideration.

GIM = Purchase Price / Gross Annual Income

Because sale of income generating properties can be infrequent, it may be difficult to employ the GIM approach when performing a valuation. Further, truly comparable properties may not exist. Gross rental income is not necessarily better than net operating income, when valuing properties.

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Alternative Assets

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1
CFA Level 2: Alternative Assets – Introduction
2
Real Estate: Types of Properties
3
Real Estate Valuation: NPV & IRR Analysis
4
Income Property Valuation Using Capitalization Rate
5
Gross Income Multiplier (GIM) for Real Estate Comps
6
Private Equity: Venture Capital, Leveraged Buyouts and Exit Strategies
7
Private Equity Fund Structures
8
Venture Capital and Leveraged Buyout Valuation
9
About Hedge Funds: What You Need to Know
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