You buy an apartment building for 2M and take out a loan for 1.5M The value of the property goes up $250,000 Income from the property after all expenses and financing costs is a net loss of $100,000 What is your rate of return for the year?
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- You bought the apartment building for $2,000,000 and took out a loan for $1,500,000. - Your initial equity investment is the purchase price minus the loan amount: \[ \text{Initial Equity} = \$2,000,000 - \$1,500,000 = \$500,000 \] Show more…
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