Estimated capital expenditures

a. generally reflect ongoing (recurring) expenditures on the property.
b. are generally easier to forecast than operating expenses.
c. are subtracted to compute NOI in an above-line treatment.
d. are subtracted to compute NOI in a below-line treatment.

CapEx (Capital expenditures), are company funds used in the maintenance, upgrade, and acquisition of assets like technology, property and equipment. It is also used in starting new funding ventures such as investments. Property revenue, excluding operating expenses, is defined as the net operating income, NOI. This figure is typically present on income and chashflow statements, and is not inclusive of CapEx, depreciation or loan interest payments- it is assessed as a before-tax figure.

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Estimated capital expenditures a. generally reflect ongoing (recurring) expenditures on the property. b. are generally easier to forecast than operating expenses. c. are subtracted to compute NOI in an above-line treatment. d. are subtracted to compute NOI in a below-line treatment.

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Estimated capital expenditures

a. generally reflect ongoing (recurring) expenditures on the property.
b. are generally easier to forecast than operating expenses.
c. are subtracted to compute NOI in an above-line treatment.
d. are subtracted to compute NOI in a below-line treatment.