We also have a ground lease module in our All-in-One. But this model is great for those of you who need a standalone ground lease model or a ground lease module to add to your own model. You can find the video for using the All-in-One Ground Lease module here: th-cam.com/video/cwmA-V6jUuY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks Spencer.. i recently added this land lease module to my devp model. It looks great and ready to fit in a homogenious portfolio of 3 - 4 projects.. my portfolio model has achieved a great meaning and substance.
Just came across this vid. Thank you for putting it together. I had a question regarding the reversion value. The vid takes the direct cap value and grows it by 1%/yr. However, I would think another way to do so would be to grow the NOI by a percentage per year and capping the last year's NOI to get a reversion value. Would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you
If there is over 20 years remaining on the ground lease won't most equity buyers cap out the NOI inclusive of the ground lease payments? When there is under 20 years or 15 is when groups will solve for the leasehold value? i.e. take PV of remaining payments and deduct from market value. I am trying to understand better from an acquisition perspective. Thank you!
We also have a ground lease module in our All-in-One. But this model is great for those of you who need a standalone ground lease model or a ground lease module to add to your own model. You can find the video for using the All-in-One Ground Lease module here: th-cam.com/video/cwmA-V6jUuY/w-d-xo.html
Nicely done.
Thanks Spencer.. i recently added this land lease module to my devp model. It looks great and ready to fit in a homogenious portfolio of 3 - 4 projects.. my portfolio model has achieved a great meaning and substance.
can u please share the devp model you are using for valuation
Just came across this vid. Thank you for putting it together. I had a question regarding the reversion value. The vid takes the direct cap value and grows it by 1%/yr. However, I would think another way to do so would be to grow the NOI by a percentage per year and capping the last year's NOI to get a reversion value. Would appreciate your thoughts. Thank you
Gracias.
Good video thanks. Question: would you alter this template at all for an urban property where the size of the property is a multiple of the land size?
If there is over 20 years remaining on the ground lease won't most equity buyers cap out the NOI inclusive of the ground lease payments? When there is under 20 years or 15 is when groups will solve for the leasehold value? i.e. take PV of remaining payments and deduct from market value. I am trying to understand better from an acquisition perspective. Thank you!
Would you for a fee create a model for myself? And what do you charge?