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October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting) Page 754 <br />ANNUAL GROSS INCOME MULTIPLIER APPLICATION <br />Typical comparable sale price $150,000 <br />Typical comparable gross annual income $2,400 <br />Gross Income Multiplier (GIM) 62.5 <br />Subject parcel gross annual income $2,700 <br />Estimated Value $168,750 <br />Care must be exercised in the use of gross income multiplier. This method is <br />only applicable where there is a high degree of comparability of properties <br />sold in the market to the property being appraised. There must also be a <br />sufficient number of qualified sales of comparable properties since a sound <br />multiplier cannot be determined from only one or two sales. <br />OVERALL RATE <br />This is the most applicable method to use in Revaluation Projects. The <br />Overall Rate is the ratio of NOI to present worth of the property. Overall <br />rates are expressed as an annual percentage rate and are most effective when <br />derived directly from market sales. <br />GIVEN -Gross Annual Income <br />Vacancy /Rent Loss <br />Expenses <br />OVERALL RATE FROM MARKET <br />Gross Annual Income <br />Less Vacancy /Rent Loss <br />Less Expenses <br />Net Annual Income <br />Divided by Overall Rate <br />$30,000 <br />5 ° <br />0 <br />300 <br />100 <br />$30,000 <br />- $1,500 <br />- $8,550 <br />$19,950 <br />.10 <br />Total Present Value <br />$199,500 <br />INCOME APPLICATION TABLE <br />APPLICATION DESCRIPTION CODE REQUIRED DATA <br />#1 Land Residual LRST 1- Net Annual Income <br />Straight Line 2- Current B1dg.Value <br />3- Remaining Economic Life <br />#2 <br />#3 <br />#4 <br />#5 <br />#6 <br />#7 <br />Land Residual <br />Present Value <br />or Discounted <br />Cash Flow <br />Building <br />Residual, <br />Straight -line <br />Building <br />Residual <br />Present Value <br />Property <br />Residual with <br />land reversion <br />at the end of period <br />Ellwood Mortgage <br />Equity <br />Annual Gross <br />Income Multiplier <br />LRLA <br />BRST <br />BRLA <br />PRLA <br />EQTY <br />AGIM <br />1- <br />2- <br />3- <br />4- <br />1- <br />2- <br />3- <br />4- <br />1- <br />2- <br />3- <br />4- <br />1- <br />2- <br />3- <br />4- <br />5- <br />1- <br />2- <br />3- <br />4- <br />5- <br />6- <br />7- <br />1- <br />2- <br />OVERALL RATES (OAR) 2012 REVALUATION <br />Net Annual Income <br />Current Bldg. Value <br />Remaining Economic Life <br />Discount Rate <br />Net Annual Income <br />Current Land Value <br />Remaining Economic Life <br />Discount Rate <br />Net Annual Income <br />Current Land Value <br />Remaining Economic Life <br />Discount Rate <br />Net Annual Income <br />Current Land Value <br />Expected Land Grow Rate <br />Discount Rate <br />Remaining Economic Life <br />Net Annual Income <br />Investment Period <br />Mortgage Term <br />Annual Mortgage Rate <br />Loan to Total Ratio <br />Desired Yield <br />Expected Appreciation ( +) <br />or Depreciation ( -). <br />Gross Annual Income <br />Annual Gross Income <br />Multiplier <br />APPLICABILITY <br />Short -term lease & <br />rental properties. New <br />or nearly new buildings. <br />(Known building value.) <br />Long -term lease & new <br />or nearly new buildings. <br />(Known building value.) <br />Short -term lease & rental <br />properties. (Known land <br />value.) <br />Long -term lease & good land <br />comparables. (Known land <br />value.) <br />Long -term lease, overall rate <br />obtained from comparable sales. <br />Sophisticated, short -term <br />(5 -10 yr.), investors, recent <br />refinancing and current <br />dependable growth forecast. <br />Sufficient sales with a high <br />degree of comparability to <br />establish a reliable Annual <br />Gross Income Multiplier <br />The following chart contains typical overall rates and expense ratios for use <br />in performing standardized income appraisals. The expense ratio ranges are <br />for use on properties where the gross lease is the most likely lease <br />arrangement, when net, double net or triple net leases are in order the <br />expense ratio will need to be adjusted. These expense ratios include <br />