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Updated almost 13 years ago on . Most recent reply

Cap rate calculation
My understanding of cap rate calculation is NOI divided by the property cost or value. Recognizing that cost and value are not necessarily the same, I'm confused about which one to use in my calculations. When would it make sense use cost to calculate the cap rate? When should you use the value instead of the cost?