Value Add Model Issue

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I’m working on a value add model trying to get my modeling down Pat for interview tests and currently practicing on a MF Value Add model. I have the cash on cash formula running through and in the sale year, the cash on cash is coming out to 200%+. Tbis feels wildly incorrect, can anyone lead me to what may be the problem? Happy to provide a screenshot of the formulas I’m working with for my COC line item 

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Yep - for sure the sale price included.

Question re COC to all of you: when you calculate COC for a say 5 year period do you

  1. take your monthly / quarterly COC and calculate an average over the whole hold period or
  2. take monthly / quarterly COC and calculate a value per year and then create the average of the 5 years?
  3. Different topic: What do you do with time periods where equity needs to be paid in because of vacancy e.g.. do you just increase the equity basis or what do you do?

Cheers

 

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