The Investment Property Valuation Calculator is a commercial investing calculator and an invaluable tool for investors and brokers alike. When used effectively, the IPV Calculator can help you plan ahead with your commercial property investments. An in-depth reading of the results can reveal when the best time to sell would be, areas where building expenses … Read more
Yesterday, myNOI covered Step 6 of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator (IPV). In the final step, investors can see a ten-year forecast of their commercial property, along with information on their loans. This handy report can act as a loose guide on investments and provide you with a direction concerning where to put your money. Step … Read more
Las week, myNOI covered the first five steps of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator (IPV). In the sixth step, investors will examine the cash flow of their property. It’s a short step that asks buyers to enter or estimate the average percentage growth of their income and expenses in order to help you better understand … Read more
Yesterday, myNOI covered Step 3 of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator (IPV). In the third step, investors laid out the expenses of their properties and could easily see which areas were impacting their bottom line the most. In Step 4, we’ll combine income and expenses to find an estimated value of your commercial property. Step … Read more
Yesterday, myNOI covered Step 2 of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator (IPV), where investors examined the income of their commercial properties. Today, we’ll cover Step 3 of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator, where you’ll lay out what your buildings are costing you to maintain and own. Step 3: In Step 3, you’ll break down the … Read more
Yesterday, myNOI explained the first step in using the Investment Property Valuation (IPV) Calculator. Investors explained what type of property they’re selling, and what they’d like to do with it. Today, we’ll cover Step 2 of the Investment Property Valuation Calculator, where investors will examine the money their properties generate. Step 2: The second step … Read more