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Discount rate - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Real Estate Analysis Foundations
Discount rate
- But what is the actual discount rate, the rate that we're going to discount the future cash flows back? There are two different ways that a lot of people look at it. For what you may have heard out there, if you've ever heard about discount rates, is you're going to hear this concept called the weighted average cost of capital. And that's something that a lot of firms use as a starting point to calculate their discount rate, which is just how much did it cost them to borrow or to get that capital that they're now considering making this investment with. And that could be if it's from a bank, there's an interest rate on that loan that they're getting, or if they have investors, there's some kind of a minimum return that they're expected to give the investors. And the weighted average between the two gives them their weighted average cost of their capital. But then, for the discount rate, usually what people wanta do is to also factor in things like risk, and opportunity costs so that…
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Intro to measures of returns1m 48s
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Discounted cash flow and the net present value (NPV)5m 37s
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Discount rate2m 42s
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Net present value exercise7m 34s
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Internal rate of return2m 34s
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Internal rate of return exercise4m 24s
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Cash multiple1m 58s
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Which measure to use?6m 3s
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Which measure to use? Part 24m 51s
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The terminal value5m 53s
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Yields and cap rates8m 38s
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Summary of measures of return7m 49s
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