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Towers 1 and 2. The purchase price for each property is $2,000,000. The cash flow for both properties:
Y1 Y2 Y3
Tower 1 $113,000 1,323,000. 1,920,000
Toweled 2 $270,000. 1,500,000. 1,520,000
Problem 1: discount rate %6 . determine the present value for each property.
Problem 2: Using the same discount rate, what is each property's NPV? Plot the NPV for discount rates from 1% to 34%.
Problem 3: Determine each property's IRR.
Problem 4: For Tower 1, determine the range of your opportunity cost of funds when you would invest in Tower 1 and the range when you won't invest in the Tower.
Problem 5: If your objective is to maximize wealth, determine under what circumstance you would invest in Tower 1, Tower 2 or neither. Plot both NPVs together.
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