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		<title>#CAP #NOI #COC #APOD #IRR #HUH?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[#hashtags have become trendy, but before they were cool Commercial Real Estate Brokers and investors have been using short-hand/acronyms to analyze properties to purchase and sell. The most ubiquitous is the #CAP rate, AKA Capitalization Rate, which is figured by taking the #NOI (net operating income) divided by the asking price. The CAP rate gives [&#8230;]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>#hashtags have become trendy, but before they were cool Commercial Real Estate Brokers and investors have been using short-hand/acronyms to analyze properties to purchase and sell.</p>
<p>The most ubiquitous is the #CAP rate, AKA Capitalization Rate, which is figured by taking the #NOI (net operating income) divided by the asking price. The CAP rate gives you a snap shot descriptive of the property&#8217;s investment performance.  </p>
<p>The #COC (Cash on Cash) depends on the type of debt you wish to put on a specific property.  Cash on Cash spits out the % return on your down payment.</p>
<p>Below is an example of a detailed report I prepared for a client who was looking at purchasing a multi tenant building in Anaheim CA based on the Pro-forma analysis.  This specific property has upside potential with current rents approximately 30% to 50% below market rates. <a href="http://marketedge.reiWise.com/ePublish.aspx?propid=63073-1" target="_blank">Analysis found here</a></p>
<p>If you&#8217;re curious about invensting in Commercial Real Estate give me a ring.<br />
Jordan DeMeis 714-434-4831 ext 14</p>
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