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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Calculating Cash on Cash Return
When calculating the cash on cash return of a commercial property do you include the debt service in the operating expenses?
Asking for the property is $18 million. I'm the agent. Just want to do a quick analysis before I get the actual expenses.
All leases are NNN so most expenses are passed to the tenants. Gross annual income is $900K. I plugged in a 5% Vacancy. $100K for miscellaneous expenses.
Using 4.75% for the loan with 30% down and I'm getting a 0.92% cash on cash return.
Does that seem right? That's an awful cash on cash return.
Similar properties in my area are selling for a 4.5 to 5.0 cap rate. So by that gauge $18m falls in line.
Would the c on c be that low with a 4.5% cap rate?
Could one assume the ROI would not look good either?
I'm not an investment broker (yet) so I'm a bit confused.
Am I missing something?
Thanks.