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Updated over 5 years ago,
Underwriting Value - Market Rent or Contract Rent
Hey BP,
Just had a thought as I was reading through several appraisals that I found online.
When underwriting a property I've been taught by @Michael Blank to apply rules of thumb for expenses to the T12 income and to then apply the market cap rate to find a reasonable price to pay.
While looking through these different appraisals I have found online, the appraiser uses the market rent (not the T12 rent) and typical expenses/vacancy to come up with a NOI.
NOI/Cap rate = value...So if an NOI for a specific property is achieved by higher than normal rents, I thought the property's valuation would be rewarded and be higher. And not be discounted by applying norms of that market. Should I be underwriting potential acquisitions with typical rents and not with the T12 income? Can someone provide some clarity?
Thanks BP!