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	<title>Comments on: This Regards The Appropriate Discount Rate For Discounted Cash Flow Analysis In Commercial Real Estate Deals?</title>
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		<title>By: mary h</title>
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		<description>The market is chaging very rapidly now, as is the financing rates.
Your analysis works to some extenet - but more of what the banks were looking at about a year ago.
Now there&#039;s alot of other factors to keep in mind such as the overall real estate markets dropping out at 4% on a monthly basis. .but you are putting on the table cash flow analysis for investment properties- and that dropping market is going to cause most investors to look at other options, as it will cause the &quot;banks&quot; to look at only investing in more stable markets. 
If you are looking over a deal in a &quot;prime&quot; ski resort town - i would definately recommend persueing it - thing is -dont count on the income being as high as you think- and expect alot more risk, add 20% to your risk factor, that might be more than reality proves- but its a safe amount to actuallt stay safe for  a few years. 
If you have a company to do it now at 7.0 then jump on it. now is the time to invest your money so as long as your investment is good- well the rates are only going to go up</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The market is chaging very rapidly now, as is the financing rates.<br />
Your analysis works to some extenet &#8211; but more of what the banks were looking at about a year ago.<br />
Now there&#8217;s alot of other factors to keep in mind such as the overall real estate markets dropping out at 4% on a monthly basis. .but you are putting on the table cash flow analysis for investment properties- and that dropping market is going to cause most investors to look at other options, as it will cause the &#8220;banks&#8221; to look at only investing in more stable markets.<br />
If you are looking over a deal in a &#8220;prime&#8221; ski resort town &#8211; i would definately recommend persueing it &#8211; thing is -dont count on the income being as high as you think- and expect alot more risk, add 20% to your risk factor, that might be more than reality proves- but its a safe amount to actuallt stay safe for  a few years.<br />
If you have a company to do it now at 7.0 then jump on it. now is the time to invest your money so as long as your investment is good- well the rates are only going to go up</p>
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