A technique used in the appraisal of mortgaged income property to estimate its present value by discounting the future annual cash flow and expected resale proceeds.
Proceeds from resale refer to the total amount of money received from selling a property, after accounting for any associated costs and expenses.
The projection period refers to the time duration over which future cash flows and resale proceeds from a proposed real estate investment are estimated. It plays a crucial role in evaluating the potential profitability and financial viability of real estate ventures.
Resale proceeds refer to the amount a seller receives from the sale of a property after deducting transaction costs, outstanding mortgage, and applicable taxes. Measuring the net financial benefit, it is essential for homeowners and investors alike.
A shared equity mortgage is a home loan where the lender is granted a share of the equity, allowing the lender to participate in the proceeds from the resale of the property. After satisfying the unpaid balance of the loan, the borrower splits the remainder of the proceeds with the lender.
