Capitalisation Rate means…

by Christie Lewis on March 15, 2010 · 0 comments

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Capitalisation Rate means…

In valuing businesses the future maintainable profit is expressed at a Capitalisation Rate. The Capitalisation Rate is the rate of return that a prudent arms-length interested, but not anxious investor, would require from an investment in this type of business after the allowance for reasonable management salaries.


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