QuestionWhat sales price is needed for a property to achieve a net gain after a broker commission?
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STEP 1
Assumptions1. The original cost of the property is \$400,000. The owner wants a net15% appreciation on the original cost3. The selling broker gets a6% commission on the sales price
STEP 2
First, we need to find the amount of appreciation the owner wants. This can be done by multiplying the original cost by the appreciation rate.
STEP 3
Now, plug in the given values for the original cost and appreciation rate to calculate the appreciation.
STEP 4
Convert the percentage to a decimal value.
STEP 5
Calculate the appreciation amount.
STEP 6
Now that we have the appreciation amount, we can find the total amount the owner wants to receive. This includes both the original cost and the appreciation.
STEP 7
Plug in the values for the original cost and the appreciation to calculate the total amount.
STEP 8
Calculate the total amount the owner wants to receive.
STEP 9
Now that we have the total amount the owner wants to receive, we can find the sales price. The sales price is the total amount divided by ( - commission rate).
STEP 10
Convert the commission rate to a decimal value.
STEP 11
Plug in the values for the total amount and the commission rate to calculate the sales price.
STEP 12
Calculate the sales price.
The sales price of the property must be \$489,361.70.
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