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Doug Prahst
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How to determine valuation of apartment building in Milwaukee

Doug Prahst
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Hi,

So, is there a formula to be used taking only rental income into consideration to determine the value of a property? I'm interested in a 12 unit complex that generates $93,600 annual gross income; taxes are $15,800.

Thanks, Doug

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Kevin Fox
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Originally posted by @Account Closed:

CapEx are not an operating expense and are not a part of this calculation.

 You are absolutely correct. My apologies.

I guess that is what I get for copying and pasting this from my cash flow equation explanation doc that I send to clients. 

Forgoing the deduction of capital expenditures, the above equation should hold true. 

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