About the Author. Creating an Apartment Feasibility Model For Park Cities By Terry Asante.

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Creating an Apartment Feasibility Model For Asante @ Park Cities By Terry Asante

About the Author

Rental and Sales Revenue Summary

Maximum Debt Calculation

Development Costs

Estimating The Operating Reserve

Summary Analysis & Simple Ratios

Project Cost Analysis

Mortgage Calculations for Apartments & Retail

Mortgage Calculation for Apartments & Retail

Annual Cash Flows

Tax Loss Carry Forward Analysis

Sale Calculation of Apartments & Retail (including Tax)

For Sale Condominium Cash Flow Analysis

Discounted Cash Flow Analysis and Return Analysis

Internal Rate of Return Profile and Partition

Ratio Analysis

Sensitivity Analysis

Cash Flows During the Development Period, including Initial Leasing Activities

Cash Flows During the Development Period, including Initial Leasing Activities Continued

Condominium Sales Schedule and Operating Income during Lease-Up Continued

Condominium Sales Schedule and Operating Income during Lease-Up Continued

Condominium Sales Schedule and Operating Income during Lease-Up

Construction Loan Account and Interest Calculation

Construction Loan Account and Interest Calculation Continued

Construction Loan Account and Interest Calculation Continued

Development Cost Summary

Combined Annual Before-and After Tax Cash Flows during Development and Operating Period

Annual Cash Flow with Tax Carry Forward Analysis

Sale Calculation of Apartments & Retail (Including Tax)

Discounted Cash Flow and Return Analysis