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Which formula correctly calculates the capitalization rate (cap rate)?

Correct Answer

B) Net operating income divided by value (NOI ÷ Value)

The capitalization rate is calculated by dividing the property's net operating income (NOI) by its current market value or sales price (Cap Rate = NOI ÷ Value). It is used in the income approach to appraisal to convert income into an estimate of value.

Answer Options
A
Value divided by net operating income (Value ÷ NOI)
B
Net operating income divided by value (NOI ÷ Value)
C
Gross rent multiplied by the gross rent multiplier (Rent × GRM)
D
Total expenses divided by gross income (Expenses ÷ Income)

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income approach to appraisalnet operating income (NOI)gross rent multiplier (GRM)IRV formuladirect capitalization

Key Terms:

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