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1816571 No.1816571[DELETED]  [Reply] [Original]

Got a question for you guys. Asset pricing [not school related, btw]

The asset is an apartment building that makes 5 million per year, houses 200 people, and has 90% vacancy. Operating costs are 500k per year including maintenance.

Then i'm asked how much should someone feel comfortable buying that apartment building.

I have all the maths background to do this stuff- just never did finance courses- some terms being thrown around that i'm not sure of.

Is this supposed to be a CAPM problem? Does the vacancy rate affect the risk? Any assumptions I can make to give a more through solution to the problem?

[seems like you would just pay revenue - operating cost but... that is too simple... must be a trick]

pic quazi-related, thanks

>> No.1816572

>>1816571

10% vacancy kek

>> No.1816573

>>1816572

** that was meant to be a correction