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The term 'Average regional Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM)' refers to the average GRM for properties in a specific region. It's calculated by taking the average of the GRM of several properties in the same area. The GRM is a real estate metric used to evaluate the value of a property by comparing its price to its potential rental income. It's calculated by dividing the property's price by its annual rental income. The 'Average regional GRM' is significant in real estate investment analysis as it provides a benchmark for comparing the value of different properties in the same region. It helps investors to understand if a property is overpriced or underpriced compared to other properties in the same area.
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The 'General information' section is where essential property details are entered, such as the purchase date, property value, and the number of units acquired. This section also requests the 'Average regional GRM'. The Average regional GRM calculates an average GRM for properties in the same region. To assist in its calculation, the template includes a table under the 'Training' tab where you can enter data for six properties in the same area to obtain the Average regional GRM.
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