Real Estate Valuation: Part 3 (Discounted Cash Flows)

This approach is called Discounted After-Tax Cash Flow Approach. This method is used as a supplement to the other valuation methods, such as cost, sales, and income approach.

Under this approach, the investor calculates the net present value of after-tax cash flows from the property discounted by his required rate of return. For the investment to be worthwhile, the NPV of cash flows should be positive. Alternatively, the IRR should be higher than the investor’s desired rate of return.

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