Just FYI, an unlevered IRR is an investment return metric that consists of only equity, no debt on the deal. Therefore no loan constant would be applicable. In a levered scenario, you would want to analyze the loan constant by comparing it to either your going-in cap rates or stabilized yield on cost, depending on your investment strategy. Usually, you want loan constants to be below the cap rates but it is still a great practice to justify your decisions in either case - above or below cap rates - and look into capital solutions (eg. IO financing on short-term strategies, perhaps on value add plays if you can) that can help make a deal pan out better and help the loan constant metric.
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What are some other metrics you look at closely outside of the IRR/equity multiple/cash-on-cash?
Well, an important metric in today’s economy is your DSCR 😂
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If the loan constant is less than your unlevered IRR, would that imply a positive leverage scenario?
Just FYI, an unlevered IRR is an investment return metric that consists of only equity, no debt on the deal. Therefore no loan constant would be applicable. In a levered scenario, you would want to analyze the loan constant by comparing it to either your going-in cap rates or stabilized yield on cost, depending on your investment strategy. Usually, you want loan constants to be below the cap rates but it is still a great practice to justify your decisions in either case - above or below cap rates - and look into capital solutions (eg. IO financing on short-term strategies, perhaps on value add plays if you can) that can help make a deal pan out better and help the loan constant metric.
Great work...very relevant especially in today's economy.
Great overview!
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