1) Problem Recognition, Definition and
Evaluation
I have asset i.e. one house at BSD City
Tanggerang and one Apartment (one bed
room) at Karet Sudirman Jakarta. I
bought the house at 2009 while Apartment at 2008. Both of this asset was
planned for my investment and rented.
On these year 2012, I want to analyze which one
from my asset is profitable.
2) Feasible alternatives
To make good evaluation, I would like to collect
the data from those asset.
a.
A House at
BSD City Tanggerang
Price :
Rp. 460.000.000
Down
payment : Rp. 115.000.000
Year
of purchase : 2009
Bank
Interest Rate : 12.5%
Interest
Period : 10 years
Annual
income rent : Rp. 20.000.000
b.
An
Apartement at Karet Sudirman Jakarta
Price : Rp. 400.000.000
Down
payment : Rp. 150.000.000
Year
of purchase : 2008
Bank
Interest Rate : 10.75%
Interest
Period : 10 years
Annual
income rent : Rp. 36.000.000
3)
The cash flow for each feasible alternatives
Based from market value in this 2012, the house
at BSD city was estimated worth around Rp. 650.000.000,- whilst the apartment
at karet sudirman was worth Rp.500.000.000.
By using Present and future equivalent values
we can calculate the cash flow as below table;
a.
Property rate
Increase :
Using equation
, we can find Interest rate, where:
I = Property rate increase
F= 2012 property value, in this case; House at
BSD = Rp. 650.000.000; Apartment = Rp.500.000.000
P= Buying price, in this case; House at BSD =
Rp. 460.000.000; Apartment= Rp. 400.000.000
N= Time/Period (years), in this case; House at
BSD = 3 period and Apartment = 4 period
The
calculation can be shown at below table:
b.
Future
value of the property
By using equation
, we can find
future value from both asset as follow:
F = Future Value after 10 years period
P = Buying Price
I = property rate increase
N= calculation Period
The calculation can be shown at below table:
c.
Installment
Since I loan the money from the bank, than I should
pay monthly payment to the bank, with follow equation:
A= monthly payment
P= Property buying price – Down Payment
I= bank Interest Rate; i=12.5%/year or
1.04%/month for BSD and i=10.75% or 0.89%/month for Apartment
N= 10 years Period or 120 month
The
calculation can be shown at below table:
d.
Rental
Income
Assume I invest my property for rent for 10
years with 5% renting price escalation each year than I can find total income
after 10 years period by using equation :
F= total income after 10 years period
A = Annual renting income; Rp. 20.000.000 for
BSD and Rp. 36.000.000 for apartment
I = 5 % average renting escalation
N= 10 years period analysis
The
calculation can be shown at below table:
4)
Selection of the acceptable criteria.
Using the future and
present values, we will analyze which one from both of the Assets will give the
best profit.
5)
Analysis for the alternatives
Based from above cash flows, I can calculate the profit as below table:First I assume the DP (down Payment) value to the future value with equation
Interest rate (i) will be the deposit rate i.e. 6%/year.
With combine all the cash flow than we can get the profit calculation as
below table:
Future value of
property – Installment + Rental income – DP Future Value:
6)
Select the preferred alternative
From above analysis we
can take conclusion that invest at a land (BSD city) is more profitable than
having an apartment, even the renting income of the apartment is higher.
7) Performance
Monitoring & Post Evaluation of Result
Performance and the
quality of these calculation can be review yearly by compare with the market
price.Reference:
· *Engineering
Economics-Fifteen Edition, chapter 4, The Time Value Of Money
· *Understanding The Time Value Of Money, www.investopedia.com
·
*Time value of money, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_value_of_money
·
*Mandiri KPR, http://www.bankmandiri.co.id/article/378083840178.asp
AWESOME, Felix!!! Love your case study!!! Perfect.....
ReplyDeleteJust be sure to claim credit not only for your blog, but for your problems from Chapter 4 of Engineering Economy...... Because you are working SMART and not HARD, you get a "twofer"..... Two earned value credits for the time you spent doing only one of them.....
Cool, huh?
BR,
Dr. PDG, Jakarta