a) Egerton Sacco owns a property worth Kshs. 1.5 Million.
The Sacco can sell this property at Ksh. 1 million to finance a new
venture which will generate a new income of Kshs. 700,000 per year
before tax. The same property will cost the Sacco Kshs. 200,000 per
year to lease. The venture is a trading business whose life span is
estimated at 15 years and corporate tax is 35%. Advice the Sacco
which is the best alternative. (6 marks)
b) Explain the factors that you would consider when choosing between buying and leasing of property alternatives.
c) An investor purchased 50 hectares of land 10 years ago
at Kshs 20,000 per hectare. He incurred and expense of Kshs, 15,000
per hectare on clearing and planting tea on the land. He has been
spending Kshs. 1,000 per year to look after the tea farm. Assuming
a rate of interest of 8%, at what price should he sell this farm
for without making loss? (5 marks)
d) Explain three reasons why property buyers and sellers
may prefer to use brokerage services rather than to go it
alone.
a) If Egerton Sacco opts to sell this property @ 1million to
finance the new venture earning 7,00,000 each year. It will also
result in savings in cost of leasing the property.
Cash inflow from sale @ Year 0 = Ksh 10,00,000
Net Cash inflow from Year 1-15 = (7,00,000 - 2,00,00)(1-0.35) * 15
= 3,25,000*15 = 48,75,000
Therefore, the total Cash inflow accruing due to such project is
Kshs 58,75,000 over the 15 years time. However the actual figure
should be discounted. In absence of any such figure figures are
compared without discounting.
Since cashflows from option of selling to finance new venture is
more than the value of property, Such option of selling to finance
the new venture should be opted by Egerto Sacco.
b) The factors to be considered when choosing between buying or
leasing options are as follows:
1. Location of the property - Considering the long term view: For
certain types of businesses(trading), location would be considered
to be an important factor as the quantum of sales will be directly
affected by the location of the property. Buying property at an
appropriate location will ensure that the premises need not be
shifted due to non renewal of leases. Buying option would be
preferable in such scenarios.
2. Cash flow : Cash flow requirement in case of leases is
significantly lower compared to buying option as leasing only
requires security deposit and monthly/quarterly/semi annual/annual
lease payments.
3. Tax Savings: Tax Savings due to lease payments &
depreciation to be taken into consideration.
4: Net Present Value: The net present value of all the payments
made under leasing option to be compared with the buying decision
to decide whether to lease or buy the property.
c)
Current value of Expenditure incurred @ year 0(ie 10
year ago) compounded @ 8% for 10 years
= (20,000* 50) + (15000*50) (1+0.08)^10 = Kshs. 37,78,118.75
Current value of expenditure incurred every year for 10 years(
Assuming expenditure is incurred at the start of the year)
= 1000*(15.64544874629) = Kshs. 15645.45
Therefore he should sell this farm at least at 37,78,118.75 +
15645.45 = Kshs. 37,93,764.2
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