Property Valuation
In Hawaii, gross rent multiplier (GRM) is calculated by dividing:
AA. Net operating income by vacancy rate
BB. Sales price by gross monthly rent✓ Correct
CC. Annual rent by cap rate
DD. Assessed value by annual taxes
Explanation
GRM = Sales Price / Gross Monthly Rent. It is a quick way to compare income properties but does not account for operating expenses.
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