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		<title>Real Estate Finance &#8211; True or False?</title>
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Michael asked: 1. Real Estate is less risky than T-Bills.
2. To value a cash flow that changes over time, it is better to use a NPV calculation than a direct capitalization of the In-Place NOI.
3. CMBS is a form of CDO.
4. A property is purchased for $350,000. Based on an annual growth rate of 3%, [...]]]></description>
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		<title>- Real Estate is less risky than T-Bills.?</title>
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Michael asked: - Real Estate is less risky than T-Bills.
- To value a cash flow that changes over time, it is better to use a NPV calculation than a direct capitalization of the In-Place NOI.
- Opportunistic Investors looking for high risk and high reward tend to look at investments with problems that they can fix. [...]]]></description>
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