Asked by Derek Quach on May 11, 2024

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Last year, Kristina purchased a new condominium in downtown Toronto for $450,000 and used the property for rental income. During the past year, she rented the condo for $2200 per month. Property taxes were $4500 for the year, and there were no other expenses. The current appraised value of the property is the same as the purchase price. What is Kristina's income yield?

A) 5.9%
B) 6.3%
C) 4.9%
D) 5.25%
E) 4.75%

Rental Income

Income received from renting out a property or another asset.

Property Taxes

Levies imposed by a government on a property owner, typically based on the value of the property.

  • Assess the economic viability of leasing assets.
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Meghen ClemensMay 16, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Kristina's annual rental income is $2200 * 12 = $26,400. After subtracting the property taxes ($4500), her net income is $26,400 - $4500 = $21,900. The income yield is calculated as (Net Income / Purchase Price) * 100 = ($21,900 / $450,000) * 100 = 4.866%, which rounds to 4.9%.