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MV = ($/sqft x sqft) + ($/plumbing fixture x #fixtures) + ($/car stall x #/cars) + ... Multiplicative Model Structure Each of the variables are interdependent. Any change to one variable will have an impact on all of the other variables. Hybrid (generic) Model Structure Combines both additive and multiplicative model structures Finding Net Operating Income (NOI) 1. Potential Gross Income (PGI) 100% occupancy at market rent (market rent is the prevailing rent in the open market, not the rent called for in a lease)

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IAAO Course 300 EXAM QUESTION AND
ANSWERS|NEWEST VERIFIED VERSION|
2025/2026




MV = ($/sqft x sqft) + ($/plumbing fixture x #fixtures) + ($/car
stall x #/cars) + ...




Multiplicative Model Structure ✔✔Each of the variables are

interdependent. Any change to one variable will have an impact

on all of the other variables.




Hybrid (generic) Model Structure ✔✔Combines both additive and

multiplicative model structures




Finding Net Operating Income (NOI) ✔✔1. Potential Gross

Income (PGI) 100% occupancy at market rent (market rent is the

prevailing rent in the open market, not the rent called for in a

lease)

,2. Minus Vacancy and Collection Loss (V&C) - any money lost

from units not being rented or from people not paying rent




3. Plus Miscellaneous Income (Misc Inc) - income from

secondary sources, such as clubhouse rentals, health club

memberships, storage rentals, and vending or laundry machines




4. Equals Effective Gross Income (EGI) - this 100% of the actual

money made by the real property operation.




5. Minus Allowable Expenses and Reserves (Exp & Res) -

expenses that have to do with the operation of the real estate

and not the business. Reserves are items that will wear out before

the bone structure, such as carpet, roof, air conditioners, etc.

Reserves are expensed on a prorated basis (ie. Carpet lasts 5

years so if it costs $2, = $400 allowable deduction per

year)

, 6. Equals Net Operating Income (NOI) - the income remaining

after expenses and reserves. This is the "I" in the IRV formula




Capitalization Rate ✔✔The term capitalization means to convert

income into an estimate of value. A capitalization rate is used in

converting net income (NOI) into an estimate of value.




Direct Capitalization Rate ✔✔Net operating income (NOI) divided

by the market value (sale price) of the property.




IRV Formula ✔✔The equation to find value from net operating
income and a capitalization rate.




1. I / R = V


2. I / V = R


3. R x V = I

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