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Julian Tremblay
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Moncton
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New Construction - Income Approach Appraisal

Julian Tremblay
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Moncton
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Hi All, 

Looking for some guidance in filling out the blanks on how appraisal companies will determine the income approach valuation for a new construction project.

Potential project is located in South East New Brunswick, Canada (Moncton Area)

Factors I am considering for the calculation (NOI / Cap rate):

  1. - PGI (Potential gross Income) can easily be determined on my end.
  2. - What are typical factors used for the following: 
    1. Vacancy;
    2. Maintenance;
    3. Management.
  3. - Insurance can easily be determined
  4. - Utilities if any can easily be determined
  5. - Property Taxes (The big kicker?) What will be used to determine the property tax contribution (NB, Canada)
  6. - What cap rate they will choose to use?

Is there anything I am not considering here?

Looking forward to hearing from you.