Now, to arrive at an estimate of value, you simply apply the capitalization rate to this figure. That is why your realestate math education needs to start with the how to use a capitalization rate, or “cap [...] That would mean you would estimate the value at $187,000 more (.08 cap rate). Also, there are just plain different expenses for different properties, especially when some include utilities in the rent, for example. Instead, you can do the appraisal without this income included, then add back the replacement cost of the machines (probably much less than $75,000).
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