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Scenario:
We are analyzing a potential investment multi-use property next to a university. The first floor is a convenience store and caf, the second floor is residential.
Because the investor wants fixed monthly payments, there are only two options under consideration for financing: Fixed-Rate Commercial Loan and Interest-only. We received the investors tax information and can calculate the tax effects to the cash flows.
-Please do all calculations in an Excel format for the next 5 years
Questions:
1. Calculate the loan information for both loan options (Loan amount, annual debt service, and balance at end of holding period).
2. calculate the tax liabilities for Operating Cash Flows and Sale of Property Cash Flows for the three loan options -- no loan, Fixed-rate loan, and Interest-only loan.
3. Add the tax liabilities to the existing DCF (Unleveraged) worksheet and calculate the after-tax cash
flows and IRR.
4. Add a Summary Table for these three points: BTIRR, ATIRR and Partitioned IRR
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