IRR
Internal Rate of Return
—> Die interne Rendite (Internal Rate of Return, IRR) ist eine Finanzkennzahl, die verwendet wird, um die Rentabilität oder den potenziellen Ertrag einer Investition zu bewerten. Sie entspricht dem Diskontsatz, bei dem der Nettobarwert (Net Present Value, NPV) aller zukünftigen Cashflows einer Investition null ist. Mit anderen Worten, die IRR ist der Zinssatz, bei dem der Gegenwartswert der Einnahmen einer Investition genau den anfänglichen Investitionskosten entspricht. Dies macht die IRR zu einem wichtigen Maßstab bei der Analyse von Investitionsprojekten und der Kapitalbudgetierung
—> IRR ist besonders nützlich, wenn es darum geht, verschiedene Investitionsmöglichkeiten zu vergleichen und diejenige auszuwählen, die den größten finanziellen Nutzen verspricht.
—> bezieht den Zeitwert der Investitionen (des Geldes) mit ein
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Capital Risk Buckets
Sind Kategorien die verwendet werden, um verschiedene Arten von Investitionen basierend auf ihrem Risikoprofil einzuordnen
Core: Class A 7-10% IRR
Core PLus: Class A Product upside potential 10-13% IRR
Value Add: Class B product with operational / Leasing / physical upside potential 15 - 20 %
Cash on Cash Yield (Ausschüttungsrate)
Yearly return of an investment in comparison to the invested equity
Refers to a particular year
Formular:
(Pretax CashFlow / Total amount of cash invested)
In Development phases ( heavy reositioning) 0 - 2%
In Light repositioning phases 5 - 8 %
Cap Rate / Yield on purchase price
Is the expected return of a real estate investment
NOI / Price = Cap Rate
NOI
Net operating income (Nettobetriebseinkommen / Spez. für real Estate)
Preis * Cap rate = NOI
Break Even Cap Rate
At this cap rate, a sale is possible that covers the total investment costs before taxes (Capital Gain Tax). In this context, any unused equity funds (e.g., for the renovation of the properties), available cash, as well as repayments and distributions to investors are deducted from the total investment costs.
The reported sales are understood as "cash sales." This means that the buyer does not assume the loan agreements. Consequently, any prepayment penalties are added to the total investment costs for calculation purposes.
Preferred Return ( Mindestverzinsung)
If the target return is exceeded, the General Partner (GP) earns more through a promote and profit split.
How does a typical Promete Calculation look alike
In normal circumstances the share of the GP is about 5% and the LP is around 95%. If the preferred Returns are achieved the GP earns more called a Promte around 20%.
Profit Split
Strict split without additional Earnings
Catch Up Clause
similar to Promote; over the preferred rate 50% of all cash flows go to GP first. After an other mielsone the splitting can be different
Claw Backs
LP has the Right / Chance if the preferred Return is not achieved to access the generated earnings of the GP.
Capital Stack
Is in general the unding used to finance deals. Within the funds, there is a distinction between senior and junior, priority and subordinated creditors.
Senior Debt
Junior debt
Preferred Equity (LP)
Common Equity (GP)
What are the 4 gerneral methods GP can be compensated
Acquistions fee —> 1,5% of the purchae Price
Asset Management Fee —> 1% off effecitve gross revenue and 1% of equity invested
Constructions Management Fee: 4 - 7 % of Construction costs
Disposition fee: 1- 2% of sale proceeds
What are the three main valuation drivers in Multifamily Valuations
Return targets
sale comparabeles
replacement costs
Total Operating Income
Gesamtmiteinnahmen
Net Operating Income
Operative Netto Mieteinnahmen
TOI - ( Admin + Maintence + insurance + Insurance+ Utility + taes + cleaning)
LTV
Loan to Value ratio / Rate of Debt to Value / Verschuldungsgrad
LTC
Loan to Cost ratio —> Rate of Debt to Total invested Capital (GIK)
Riskpremium
Risikoaufschlag / Difference between rfi and the cap rates
Operating expenses Ration
Operating Expenses / (Gross Potential Rent + Vacancy Loss + Total Other Income)
Pricipal Payments
Tilgungszahlungen
Break Even Ratio (Occupancy)
Break-Even Ratio is a financial metric used to determine the point at which a company's revenues equal its total costs, resulting in neither profit nor loss
(Total operating expanses + total debt service) / (Gross Potential Rent + Other income)
Loan Constant
Loan Constant is a percentage that represents the annual debt service of a loan relative to the total loan amount
(Interest + principal Payments) / Loan Amount)
if Cap rate is bigger that positive leverage
DSCR
Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR) is a financial metric used to assess a company's ability to service its debt.
NOI / (Interest + Principal Payments)
Annual Pro Forma Modeling
Annual Pro Forma Modeling involves creating financial projections for a company on an annual basis
Original Value * (1+x%)^(analysis Year -1)
Loss-to-Lease
Difference between possible market rents and in place rents
Loan Covenants
covenants are legally binding clauses in loan agreements or bond issues that stipulate certain conditions the borrower must adhere to.
Typical Loan covenants for GAR are:
Debt yield
Debt yield is a standardized way to measure net operating income (NOI ) against total loan value. The ration is simple to calculate, nut it is an accurate measure of risk that can be used to evaluate individual loans or compare different loans
NOI / Total Loan amount
higher debt yield = less risk for the investor
Trended Rent
Development of the rent in future periods
—> Opposite is the untrended rent (rent at the beginning of the business case
Yield in Cost
Yield on Cost (YOC) is the annual dividend divided by the initial investment cost
NOI / total invested capital (GIK)
Development Spread
Yield on Cost - Yield on Purchase Price
GAV
Gross Assets Value (Bruttoinventar Wert): Value of the Fund without deducting any liabilities or expenses
NAV
Net Asset value: is the fairvalue of the equity which is the assets minus liabilites
TVPI
Total Value paid in: The ratio of the current value of remaining investments within a fund, plus the total value of all distributions to date, relative to the total amount of capital paid into the fund to date.
RVPI
Residual Value paid in: measures the residual value of a fund at any particular time during its life. Investors rely on this measure to provide a value for their remaining assets in the fund, which can be added to their existing distributions to provide a total investment return as a multiple of their initial investment.
retention rate
Percentage of tenants stay or renew their leases for a given period of time (60% ist good)
Deliquency
To late paid rents —> all in eviiotn s process, tenants are reliefed of the apartement
Bad Debt
Default of accounts receivable ( default of rent )
3-4% is very high
Vacancy Loss
Loss due to not leased apartments
5% is still in line
LOI
Letter of intent
LTO
lease trade-out, measures the change in rents when one resident moves out and another moves into the same unit.
TER
Total Expense Ratio
Typically the follwing cost are included in the TER
Administration of the fund
Fees for the depository bank
Cost for audting
Marketing costs
individual cost related to the costs listed before
Typically the following cost are not included in the TER
Tranactions cost
Performance fees
Agio ( Ausgabe aufschlag)
Disagio ( Rückgabeaufschlag
Capital Draw / Capital Call
Capital Draw is out of the business case -> money that is already there and calculated
Capital Call is not already there but can be called from investors
promissory notes
Gesellschafter Darlehen
BOV
Broker Opinion Value
millage rate
The millage rate (or mill rate) is a property tax rate used to calculate the amount of tax owed based on the assessed value of a property. It represents the amount of tax payable per $1,000 of the property's assessed value. For example, a mill rate of 10 means $10 in tax for every $1,000 of the property's assessed value
Contingency
Buffer above what we believe construction budget costs are going to be
NY Prime Rate
Corporate Cedit Financing / In normal cases the NY Prime rate is 300 BP higher than the FFR
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