Compute the equity dividend rate for the following investment: • Acquisition price $1,500,000 • First-year gross potential income of $300,000 Vacancy and collection losses equal to 15% of PGI • Operating expenses 40% of EGI • Capital expenditures 5% of EGI • Mortgage with 75% LTV at 7% interest rate, amortized over 25 years with monthly %3D payments 37.40% 11.96% Something else

Compute the equity dividend rate for the following investment: • Acquisition price $1,500,000 • First-year gross potential income of $300,000 Vacancy and collection losses equal to 15% of PGI • Operating expenses 40% of EGI • Capital expenditures 5% of EGI • Mortgage with 75% LTV at 7% interest rate, amortized over 25 years with monthly %3D payments 37.40% 11.96% Something else

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