Real Estate and Other Tangible Investment
Real Estate and Other Tangible Investment
Real Estate and Other Tangible Investment
INVESTMENT
Devitha Amelia
Andina
Kusumawardani
Lestari Widyastuti
Bagus Nugroho Putro Setia Ahdi Riyanto
Investor Objectives
Determinats of Value
Income Approach
Positive Leverage
Negative Leverage
Yield
Three-step procedurs to estimate yield :
Step 1 : Calculate the investments NPV using its required
return
Step 2
: If the NPV>0, raise the discount rate (typically
1% to 5%); if the NPV<0, lower the discount rate (typically
1% to 5%). Recalculate it.
Step 3
: If the NPV in step 2 close to 0, the resulting
discount rate is a good estimate. If not, repeat step 2
Key Factors
Investing in Tangibles
Selection and timing are important
Separate the economics of the decision from the
pleasure of owning these assets
investment merits - the economic payoff from the
investment
must consider expected price appreciation,
anticipated holding period, and potential sources
of risk, carefully weigh the insurance and storage
costs of holding such assets
dont start a serious tangibles investment program
until you really know what youre doing
Gemstones
Consist of diamonds and the so-called colored
precious stones (rubies, sapphires, and emeralds)
Precious stones offer their owners beauty and are
often purchased for aesthetic pleasure
Standards of value are fully appreciated only by
experienced personnel at fine stores, dealers,
cutters, and an occasional connoisseur-collector.
Relative illiquidity of the stones, high transaction
costs, require secure storage, and there are no
payoffs priorto sale.
Collectibles
Collectibles represent a broad range of itemsfrom coins and
stamps to posters and carsthat are desirable for any number of
reasons, such as beauty, scarcity, historical significance, or age.
An investment-grade collectible is an item that is relatively scarce
as well as historically significant within the context of the
collectible genre itself and, preferably, within the larger context of
the culture that produced it. Further, it should be in excellent
condition and attractive to display.
collectibles are not very liquid - resale markets are poor, and
transaction costs can be high
psychic income in the form of aesthetic pleasure, the financial
return, if any, is realized only when the item is sold.
Collectibles
Rare coins (numismatics)
Rare stamps (philately)
Artwork (the paintings, prints, sculpture, and crafts
of recognized artists)
Antiques (cars, furniture, etc.)
Baseball cards
Books
Games, toys, and comic books
Posters
Movie memorabilia
Historical letters