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 Q3. The best estimate for the real-estate project’s value is:  
A)   1.92 billion euros. 
B)   2.20 billion euros. 
C)   1.84 billion euros. 
  
Q4. What kind of transaction seems most suitable for:  
              Belgarrique                  KinderWerks 
  
A)    Venture capital                 Buyout 
B)       Buyout                          Venture capital 
C)    Venture capital                 Venture capital 
  
Q5. To address his concerns about lower-than-expected profits and bankruptcy, Klios should:  
A)   switch to a target IRR. 
B)   adjust the discount rate. 
C)   adjust the terminal value. 
  
Q6. Based solely on the areas of concern Klios noted regarding the hedge-fund proposal, he is least likely to be worried about:  
A)   investment risk. 
B)   fraud risk. 
C)   operational risk. 
  
Q7. Assume you have estimated that a shopping center investment will provide a 3.5 percent appreciation-adjusted return, a 3 percent liquidity premium, and a one percent risk premium. If the prevailing rate on government bonds, net of real estate tax savings, is 6.25 percent, the capitalization rate determined using the built-up technique is closest to:  
A)   13.75%. 
B)   14.75%. 
C)   14.00%. 
  
Q8. Consider a real estate investment that is 35% debt financed and 65% equity financed. The total mortgage cost for this property is 10% and the cost of equity financing is at a recent high of 13%. The capitalization rate for this investment as determined using the band-of-investments method is closest to:  
A)   11.80%. 
B)   11.95%. 
C)   12.85%. 
  
Q9. When estimating a capitalization rate, which of the following methods is most appropriate for a real estate investment that is financed with both debt and equity?  
A)   Built-up method. 
B)   Comparable-sales method. 
C)   Band-of-investments method.  
  
Q10. Suppose you have collected the information in the table below for four comparable properties.  
| 
 Property   | 
 Net Operating Income (NOI)  | 
 Selling Price   |  
| 
 A   | 
 $200,000   | 
 $2,250,000   |  
| 
 B   | 
 $220,000   | 
 $2,000,000   |  
| 
 C   | 
 $250,000   | 
 $2,500,000   |  
| 
 D   | 
 $230,000   | 
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Using the market extraction method in conjunction with the direct capitalization valuation (C) approach, the market value (MV) for Property D is estimated to be closest to:  
A)   $2,300,000. 
B)   $2,309,237. 
C)   $2,090,909. 
  
Q11. Suppose you have collected the information in the table below for four comparable properties.  
| 
 Property   | 
 Net Operating Income (NOI)  | 
 Sales Price   |  
| 
 A   | 
 $220,000   | 
 $1,150,000   |  
| 
 B   | 
 $240,000   | 
 $1,250,000   |  
| 
 C   | 
 $290,000   | 
 $1,750,000   |  
| 
 D   | 
 $165,000   | 
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According to your analysis, real estate investments will generate a 2% appreciation-adjusted return on investment, have a 1.75% liquidity premium, and a 1.25% risk premium. The prevailing rate on government bonds, net of real estate tax savings, is 5%.  
Using the built-up technique in conjunction with the direct income capitalization valuation technique, the estimated market value for Property D is closest to:  
A)   $1,650,000. 
B)   $1,300,000. 
C)   $1,534,884.  |