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Some help please?
Hello, fellow investors!
Is anyone familiar with the "discounted cashflow" method for evaluating commercial properties, and if so, would you share the formula for doing so (if its not too complicated a formula of course...) Or if possible recommend a good resource where I might be able to get formula? I'd greatly appreciate it. Looking to get into multi-femily investing and I'll want to apply this formula I examine some deals. I do know that this is a more in-depth for of analysis (I've heard some people refer to this as tear-II analysis.) I understand there are supposed to be three tears of evaluation for sifting down and separating the good commercial property deals from the rest of the scrap. thank you all! Long live BP!