Think about this company in questions 1-5 and answer the following (tricky you may not need all these numbers for every question) Also in questions 1-5, be careful to think about whether you are using per share amounts or totals when you calculate your answers. Since Im giving you the number of shares, you can easily convert totals to per share amounts when you need to. GAAP NOI $10,000000 FFO-$12,000,000 CAP RATE-5% DEBT $40,000,000 PRICE per share (or "P")-54.00 SHARES-B0,000,000 a. What is its NAV? QUESTION 2 Same company GAAP NOI- $10,000000 FFO-S12.000,000 CAP RATE-5% DEBT $40,000,000 PRICE-S4.00 SHARES-B0,000.000 Is the PINAV a premium? Yes No QUESTION 3 QUESTION 3 Same company GAAP NO $10,000000 FFO-S12,000.000 CAP RATE-S DEOT $40,000,000 PRICE-54.00 SHARES-80.000.000 What is the P/NAV? do not round

Think about this company in questions 1-5 and answer the following (tricky you may not need all these numbers for every question) Also in questions 1-5, be careful to think about whether you are using per share amounts or totals when you calculate your answers. Since Im giving you the number of shares, you can easily convert totals to per share amounts when you need to. GAAP NOI $10,000000 FFO-$12,000,000 CAP RATE-5% DEBT $40,000,000 PRICE per share (or "P")-54.00 SHARES-B0,000,000 a. What is its NAV? QUESTION 2 Same company GAAP NOI- $10,000000 FFO-S12.000,000 CAP RATE-5% DEBT $40,000,000 PRICE-S4.00 SHARES-B0,000.000 Is the PINAV a premium? Yes No QUESTION 3 QUESTION 3 Same company GAAP NO $10,000000 FFO-S12,000.000 CAP RATE-S DEOT $40,000,000 PRICE-54.00 SHARES-80.000.000 What is the P/NAV? do not round

Pfin (with Mindtap, 1 Term Printed Access Card) (mindtap Course List)

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Author:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

Publisher:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

Chapter11: Investment Planning

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