Property Valuation
A Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis in Indiana commercial real estate valuation considers:
AOnly the current year's NOI
BThe present value of all projected future cash flows (NOI and reversion/resale) discounted at an appropriate rate✓ Correct
COnly the property's cost basis
DOnly the first year's net income
Explanation
DCF analysis projects future NOI over a holding period, adds the projected resale value (reversion), and discounts all cash flows to present value using a discount rate reflecting the investment's risk — providing a more comprehensive value than simple direct capitalization.
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