Real Estate Math Video #14 – Capitalization Rate Real Estate (Cap Rate) | Real Estate Exam Prep

In this real estate exam prep video, we discuss the Income Approach to Value using the Capitalization Method (Cap Rate).

Key real estate terms you need to know and understand for your real estate exam are:

Income Approach to Value –
Capitalization Method –
Capitalization Rate –
Cap Rate –
Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM) –
Net Operating Income –
Gross Income –
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